

With ipv4 there are only 4 billion addresses or so. That might sound like a lot but we really chewed through them a while ago. We came up with a way to kind of fake more with NAT where one address can map to many machines but it was a bandaid.
Ipv6 can handle some 340 undecillion addresses if I’m not mistaken. Not gonna run out any time soon.
There’s a lot of extra features baked into how ipv6 works that make things more efficient, potentially faster, and easy to maintain but those are all secondary benefits. They’re great, but not the main reason for the switch.

















Sinners, Everything Everywhere All At Once, and Lord of the Rings trilogy (saw it in theaters last year, it counts). I also really enjoyed Megalopolis but understand it’s not a perfect film, kinda gonzo.
If you like Cthulhu type stuff then Nic Cage starred in an adaptation of Lovecraft’s “Colors out of space” that my wife and I both really enjoyed.
A lot of people missed the 2008 adaptation of Speedracer done by the Wachowski sisters (same people who did the Matrix) which is a real shame because it’s one of the all time best movies in existence so obviously recommend that.
If you’ve never seen Iron Sky it’s a fun smaller budget film. Velocipastor is too (really recommend this one drunk with friends though). Oh, and Yoga Hosers too. Those three are so dumb but fun.
And finally, a few movies I’ve not seen yet but everyone I trust with film opinions have raved about: Hundreds of Beavers, Asteroid City, The Shadow Strays