HarikMCO

The time to offer a discount for ipv6 addresses was years ago, not after v4 ran out. What institutional hurdles prevented a more proactive approach to getting people to move to ipv6?

That's not really how the ride works, it's in some sort of safety-mode where it just parks in a neutral position.

The actual ride leans forward, focuses on a prop element as the cart moves under it, then moves quickly forward to the next. It's a wildly different experience than the video shows.

Still neat to see how weird the lift-arm looks though. And it's so freaking tall!

Great! I hope to try it soon.

Butterbeer or Lafew's Brew?

Hopefully the benefit of those large allocations is that we won't have networks with dozens or hundreds of globally-visible micro-allocations. There's so much table-bloat due to the fragmentation of ipv4, it'll be nice to see a lot of that go away.