• Lucy :3@feddit.org
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    2 days ago

    The worst part about wayland is that you’ll still always need to have Xorg installed, because some applications are just shit and only support X

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          2 days ago

          Scoopta living in 3026

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          1 day ago

          I tried for fun and noticed that half the websites I visit don’t have an ipv6 DNS record

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            Yeah, right now in order to do it without giving up a bunch of services you have to combine it with NAT64+DNS64. NAT64 maps the entire IPv4 space to a /96 of your chosing and then DNS64 will generate AAAA records based on that /96 when upstream doesn’t provide one so clients can talk pure v6 even to v4 only sites. There are some services (steam client and discord voice calls) that require v4 addressing and won’t work with this setup, but it gets you 98% of the way there.

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                  20 hours ago

                  @Scoopta
                  In my opinion it’s possible to route traffic directly to the Internet without the usage of a gateway, isn’t it? The second part is, it’s not really good readable for humans, it’s made for machines (I think). In ipv4 i know with a blink of an eye which subnet it is and where to route, in ipv6 for me it’s hard to read, even because of the hiding zeros, makes it harder (for me). And it makes troubles with VPN behind a router when the other side uses ipv4. DNS issues and so on.