Fear This!

[james_bond_rulez]

wow nice shit, so what's next?

implenting lil chips in human bodies so those goverments can read where we are, what we are thinking and control our movements?

fuck no

and you can just take that technology and shove it up ur penis!!@

[Marius24]

i typed ipv6 uninstall and it returned this...

Microsoft ipv6 devoloper edition is not installed.
Succeeded.

so im ok, rite?

[fkdup74]

Originally posted by james_bond_rulez@21 November 2003 - 14:04
and you can just take that technology and shove it up ur penis!!@

OUCH!

sh*t, 11 files on mine, any side effects of uninstalling?

[MUSLEMAN]

my hero,

[MediaSlayer]

wait a minute, does sp1 install this thing?

[Mik3ll]

Originally posted by MediaSlayer@22 November 2003 - 00:36
wait a minute, does sp1 install this thing?

I dont think it does, in the post by ZaZu, it says prior to sp1, so you might not be able to find it the same way without sp1




Does anyone know if this will hurt my comp if I uninstall it?

[Johnny_B]

Isn't this similar to Microsoft's Next-Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB), aka Palladium, that is supposed to be implemented in Longhorn?

[MadDog-2000]

You people have absolutely no idea about this issue! You are all complaining about the negative effects of this one article but don't see the need behind it!

IPv6 main purpose is to extend the available amount of IP numbers available because in a few years all IP numbers will be taken! IPv6 basically adds an area code to the already existing IP version to allow for a larger pool of addresses.

Everything will be uniquely
addressed -- your refrigerator, your microwave
oven, your wristwatch, anything that can be
connected to the network.

This can be done today already! All you have to do is give each device its own IP number! They might be able to uniquely address a single IP number but if you are behind a router or a network that supports VPN (Virtual Private Network) or NAT (Network Address Translation) they can’t do shit because all your devices share the same WAN (Wide Area Network) IP number!

Besides, uninstalling IPv6 won’t help you , in a few years or less, this will become mandatory and you won’t be able to log on the Internet anymore if you don’t have the current IP version installed!

[3223]

Originally posted by MadDog-2000@22 November 2003 - 04:22
You people have absolutely no idea about this issue! You are all complaining about the negative effects of this one article but don't see the need behind it!

IPv6 main purpose is to extend the available amount of IP numbers available because in a few years all IP numbers will be taken! IPv6 basically adds an area code to the already existing IP version to allow for a larger pool of addresses.

Everything will be uniquely
addressed -- your refrigerator, your microwave
oven, your wristwatch, anything that can be
connected to the network.

This can be done today already! All you have to do is give each device its own IP number! They might be able to uniquely address a single IP number but if you are behind a router or a network that supports VPN (Virtual Private Network) or NAT (Network Address Translation) they can’t do shit because all your devices share the same WAN (Wide Area Network) IP number!

Besides, uninstalling IPv6 won’t help you , in a few years or less, this will become mandatory and you won’t be able to log on the Internet anymore if you don’t have the current IP version installed!

so should i uninstall or not?

[hackattack142]

so should i uninstall or not?

It is really your choice. I uninstalled it because it is easier to read IP addresses in the IPv4 format. Uninstalling it wont hurt your computer either. You will know if you have it installed if it shows up in "Control Panel->Network" and can be easily added and removed.