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Old 04-13-07, 04:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Worried Get rid of the Interweb?!?!?!

interesting read....

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070413/...g_the_internet

discuss among yourselves :p
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Old 04-13-07, 04:58 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Get rid of it...I don't even know what it is!!
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Gotta love the fact that we are discussing, I mean it's sort of obselete to post an article on the medium that you think should go.

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Old 04-14-07, 03:57 PM   #4 (permalink)
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and how exacly do they plan to do that? im not terribly sure very many people are going to liek the idea of being without the internet for a few years, and when the internet does eventualy coem back (if it does) then they will have to buy upgrades.


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Doesn't sound extremely hard (some problems like slow speeds, change h/w at home, but doable) to do it.
The real question is - do we want it? It will be very expensive and we'll probably have to pay more for less.
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Old 04-14-07, 06:42 PM   #6 (permalink)
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I'm Not giving up my Aximsite or Yahoo ins mess
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Originally Posted by rsaturn9 View Post
I'm Not giving up my Aximsite or Yahoo ins mess
Me neither!
They'll have to pry the internet out of my cold, dead hands!
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Originally Posted by OklahomaMama View Post
Me neither!
They'll have to pry the internet out of my cold, dead hands!
I bet you have very warm hands:)
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to the point, its not going to happen. it looks liek it was a slow news day at yahoo and some journalist wanted to see how much trouble he could stir up...

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LOL uncanny to even imagine life without it, today's world anyway...
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Given all of the coporate and government special interest these days into this kind of development, I can only imagine it would be the average everday internet user like us that would get screwed over somehow in this transition.
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Originally Posted by OklahomaMama View Post
interesting read....

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070413/...g_the_internet

discuss among yourselves :p
Naah ... if anything it will need to be replaced incrementally like any other infrastructure change. You just don't rip the guts out of a system and replace it when entire societies are stacked on top of it. That would be like ripping the entire power grid out - just not going to happen.

ipv6 will slowly be implemented alongside the existing technology.

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Originally Posted by CodeBubba View Post
Naah ... if anything it will need to be replaced incrementally like any other infrastructure change. You just don't rip the guts out of a system and replace it when entire societies are stacked on top of it. That would be like ripping the entire power grid out - just not going to happen.

ipv6 will slowly be implemented alongside the existing technology.

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lol, i have already converted my network to ipv6... well... at least everythign is setup, all i need to do is enable ipv6 and disable ipv4...


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