Ohh nooo.
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
@tyalie I'm super thankful that all slop websites look the exact same. Makes it so much easier to immediately discard project at a glance.
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@tyalie I'm super thankful that all slop websites look the exact same. Makes it so much easier to immediately discard project at a glance.
@q3k ohh. Then you haven't even taken a look at their gofundme yet
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@q3k ohh. Then you haven't even taken a look at their gofundme yet
@q3k may I present the most AliExpress looking gofundme I've come across: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-build-ipv8-the-next-generation-of-the-internet
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
@tyalie COMPUTER WERE NEVER MEANT TO TALK TO EACH OTHER
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
@tyalie at least there are almost no donations to their gofundme so far...
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@q3k may I present the most AliExpress looking gofundme I've come across: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-build-ipv8-the-next-generation-of-the-internet
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
@tyalie this won't fly. I, for one am waiting for IPv16 at least!
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@LilaHexe@fedi.lilahexe.top @tyalie@chaos.social @q3k@hackerspace.pl there's no way in hell this is getting to $100k
and even if. there's no way this gets implemented anywhere. you can't implement pure lunacy
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@LilaHexe@fedi.lilahexe.top @tyalie@chaos.social @q3k@hackerspace.pl there's no way in hell this is getting to $100k
and even if. there's no way this gets implemented anywhere. you can't implement pure lunacy
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
@tyalie there's no way this isn't a scam -
@LilaHexe@fedi.lilahexe.top @tyalie@chaos.social @q3k@hackerspace.pl there's no way in hell this is getting to $100k
and even if. there's no way this gets implemented anywhere. you can't implement pure lunacy
@domi@donotsta.re @tyalie@chaos.social @q3k@social.hackerspace.pl @LilaHexe@fedi.lilahexe.top it's on days like this i'm grateful for network ossification. thank fuck for IPv6 already being implemented in just about all software.
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
@tyalie "
2026 IETF Trust" wtf? -
@domi@donotsta.re @tyalie@chaos.social @q3k@social.hackerspace.pl @LilaHexe@fedi.lilahexe.top it's on days like this i'm grateful for network ossification. thank fuck for IPv6 already being implemented in just about all software.
@sodiboo@gaysex.cloud @tyalie@chaos.social @q3k@hackerspace.pl @LilaHexe@fedi.lilahexe.top
i’m grateful for network ossification
jesus christ that's a smouldering shit take
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@LilaHexe@fedi.lilahexe.top @tyalie@chaos.social @q3k@hackerspace.pl there's no way in hell this is getting to $100k
and even if. there's no way this gets implemented anywhere. you can't implement pure lunacy
@domi@donotsta.re @q3k@social.hackerspace.pl
well that's one way to insult terry davis -
@domi@donotsta.re @q3k@social.hackerspace.pl
well that's one way to insult terry davis@asie@mk.asie.pl @q3k@hackerspace.pl terry's hacks were less lunatic than whatever the hell ipv8 is, have you SEEN that proposal?
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
@tyalie lol that website looks like such a scam. pompous marketing slop. they expect this to get their design to become internet infrastructure? lol twice
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@tyalie I'm super thankful that all slop websites look the exact same. Makes it so much easier to immediately discard project at a glance.
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
… at the current rate they'll only need 3 years to reach their gofundme target of 100k
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Ohh nooo. The IPv8 draft was actually meant in full seriousness... They are rn looking for people to implement it 🫣
IPv8 — Build the Branch & ZoneServer v1
GoFundMe-supported kernel build of IPv8 and the first ZoneServer reference implementation. A managed, backward-compatible successor to IPv4.
(openipv8.org)
“After 25 years of dual-stack effort, IPv6 still carries a minority of global traffic.”
You sure about that, son? Because unless I'm mistaken, phones are all using IPv6 and have been for ages. It's just the residential landline ISPs who are being dinosaurial and not enabling IPv6 for some damn reason.
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“After 25 years of dual-stack effort, IPv6 still carries a minority of global traffic.”
You sure about that, son? Because unless I'm mistaken, phones are all using IPv6 and have been for ages. It's just the residential landline ISPs who are being dinosaurial and not enabling IPv6 for some damn reason.
IPv6 doesn't have any flag days, either, by the way. That was one of its selling points vs other proposals at the time. Which these clowns have blatantly ripped off.
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