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IPv6 and the StackExchange network [duplicate]
This morning I'm working in a cafe where bizarrely the WiFi DHCP gave me an IPv6 address (and DNS, etc), but no IPv4.
As such, I can use IPv6-enabled sites such as google.com, but stack exchange sites …
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