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Sammirr

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  • Why ISP gives more than one IPv6.

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  • Hope I didn't step on toes. The gist of what you said is on the money.

    I love that ipv6 is becoming more mainstream and well implemented. That said, some providers in my home country still don't support or use ipv6.

  • Why ISP gives more than one IPv6.

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  • Perhaps I can improve this a little.

    SLAAC is for stateless assignment of an address without dhcp. It's what android uses exclusively for example. Delegated prefixes (/64) can be assigned by SLAAC or DHCPv6, and openwrt works with either. OP's provider may not even use SLAAC, or at least make it secondary since SLAAC and DHCPv6 don't always play nicely.

    In the case of privacy extensions, this is up to the clients. Some clients might even not use them. Global temporary addresses are an attempt to stop fingerprinting. They're largely ineffective these days however. Importantly, that temporary global address is still globally accessible (remember, there is no NAT), although most OS's will ignore incoming connections. Otherwise, correctly, clients should have a couple of ipv6 global addresses.

  • Why ISP gives more than one IPv6.

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  • There is misunderstanding here, perhaps about what the OP asked. I've interpreted the question to be why there are two different ipv6 addresses. I suspect you've interpreted it to be why is there a ipv4 and ipv6 addresses. At least I hope so.

    I gather that insulting internet randos is what you do for a living.

  • Why ISP gives more than one IPv6.

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  • Cgnat is for ipv4, has nothing to do with ipv6. Suggest reading up on ipv6.

  • Why ISP gives more than one IPv6.

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  • This is fairly normal to receive 2 ipv6 addresses, depending on your provider. In my case, I receive a /128 address (single global address), and a /48 address (delegated global prefix). In addition, there is the link local address that will be fe80:.... Delegated prefixes allow your internal devices to be assigned a global address within that subnet and access ipv6 resources directly. Feel free to ask more.

  • Bose is open-sourcing its old smart speakers instead of bricking them

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  • And the misleading article continues to circulate. Bose are not open sourcing any software. They are simply publishing the API for the device so that others might build software.

  • Music player

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  • I haven't been able to move on from musicolete. The lyrics display and playlist handling is alluring. If you find something open source though, I'm all ears.

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    Who's your favorite female protagonist in a video game? (Add pic of character in response)

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  • Can I say female V from CP2077?

    Okay, V is what you make of her, but damn the story bites hard. The voicing is superb, and customisations permissive.

  • Your favourite piece of selfhosting - Part 1 - Operating System

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  • I've several Debian stable servers operating in my stack. Almost all of them host a range of VMs in addition to a plethora of containers. Some house large arrays, others focus on application gruntwork. I chose Debian because I know it, been using it since the early 00s. It's👌.

  • Sorry

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  • Austria legalises state spyware amidst strong opposition

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  • Jfc

  • Debating upgrading from RTX 2080 > RX 7900 GRE to please my driver making overlords, thoughts?

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  • Hard to know. Will the interface be specific to driver versions? Will it require an updated kernel driver for each userspace driver as it does now? I don't know that we have the answers.

  • Debating upgrading from RTX 2080 > RX 7900 GRE to please my driver making overlords, thoughts?

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  • Worth noting that Nvidia only intends to open source the kernel driver. This is only half the driver, as a userspace blob will still be required, and that will remain closed and proprietary.

  • LMDE6 started to drop Realtek wifi card

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  • I'd start with checking logs with journalctl as a privileged user. If the device disappears, there should be logs about it. Maybe that will point the way.

  • If your life story was turned into a book,, what would the title be?

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  • From West to East: Not the usual road traveled