I wasn't suggesting they would be used, I was suggesting they would be wasted.
Unless you want to run your new company as a process on my grandma's cellphone, that she can have more IP addresses on it than I can make a witty comparatory analogy about, is merely stupid and wasteful allocation.
The IPv6 address space may be so big we could never use it all, it's not so big we could never wastefully allocate it all.
Unless you want to run your new company as a process on my grandma's cellphone, that she can have more IP addresses on it than I can make a witty comparatory analogy about, is merely stupid and wasteful allocation.
The IPv6 address space may be so big we could never use it all, it's not so big we could never wastefully allocate it all.