Ugh, this is RFC1918 all over again, but worse.
IPv6 has none of these problems by design: use it.
IPv6 has none of these problems by design: use it.
No in fact, it is so much worse! I do agree we should use IPv6, The ending of the blog post says as such :)
> If we are going to start using address space that might not work for all users, it would be wise to pick the address space that we already have a considerable head start on getting accepted: IPv6.
Somehow it is getting more and more common. I stayed at a hotel last year that used 1.0.0.0/24 on its LAN (yes, '1' not '10', I couldn't believe it at first).
subpar replacements w/o real alternatives