Re: myth of the great transition (was US Defense Department forma lly adopts IPv6)

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"J. Noel Chiappa" wrote:
> 
>     > From: Keith Moore <moore@cs.utk.edu>
> 
>     > The reason that we are explaining (once again) why NAT sucks is that
>     > some people in this community are still in denial about that
> 
> The person who's most in denial around here is you - about how definitively
> the market has, for the moment, chosen IPv4+NAT as the best balance between
> cost and effectiveness.
> 
> Get a grip. We all know you don't like NAT. You don't need to reply to
> *every* *single* *message* *about* *NAT* explaining for the 145,378,295th
> time how bad they are.

Legend tells us Cato, a Roman senator during the Punic Wars, finished
every speech he made in the Senate with the words "Carthage Must Be
Destroyed". It didn't matter if it was a speech about defense, or
monetary policy or the Roman water works. His one-eyed devotion to this
task was, well, determined. Keith sort of puts me in mind of Cato...


			- peterd (CMBD)

PDF: I've decided that as punishment for joining in "Yet Another
Flamewar About NATs" (YAFAN), I must now append something suitable to
every message.


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