Subj : This happens when ISPs ignore IPv6
To   : Roger Nelson
From : Joe Delahaye
Date : Sat Feb 20 2016 16:13:15

  Re: This happens when ISPs ignore IPv6
  By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Feb 20 2016 13:47:06

 RN> For a 2-hour, 45-minute+ video, I doubt the subtitles would be correct. I
 RN> haven't edited one that long and knock on wood, I hope I never do. In any
 RN> case, the subtitles for it are unavailable.

 RN> Besides that, I can't get ahold of anyone reliable at AT&T on the weekend
 RN> to inquire after my alleged IPv6 address, so we'll put off further
 RN> discussion about it until Monday, when I'm positive I'll give someone a
 RN> headache. (-: 

Sounds good.  In the meantime my IPv6 is back online.


 RN> ... "Wisdom is wasted on the old. We part with it, but very few take it."

Aint that the truth <G>

.... Those who think they know it all, often upset those of us who do.
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