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All my niggers use IPv5 or IPv69
CVE-2024-38063 - Or, IPv6 fucks everyone again, and still nobody actually uses it
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Almost every game and software I use on a daily basis doesn't support Linux, there maybe MAC versions but IMO using MAC is similar to shooting yourself in the foot. Plus I have a USB Audio Interface that only supports windows.
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CAD and some obscure corpo programs as a hobby, can't be arsed to switch between computers.
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>Shitty Pajeet code in Windows has an exploit
>Thread: IPv6 sucks!
It's both disappointing and maddening. IPv6 is not perfect but its issues arise from its idealistic implementers forgetting the real world exists and the fact it requires people to learn things and apparently everyone is incapable of that.
Every issue I've had as a dual stack chud has been a result of: 1. Morons blocking ICMPv6 of all types and breaking PMTUD, 2. ISPs doing stupid shit (weird MTUs, tiny prefix delegation, etc.), 3. Not understanding how something works. (e.g. when I swapped to a new gateway and couldn't figure out how to rescind my RAs) and 4. Buggy behavior in Windows
Since I'm a sperg I've started doing New Years resolutions based around dumb computer stuff and my resolution for 2023 was to fully implement IPv6.
>Thread: IPv6 sucks!
It's both disappointing and maddening. IPv6 is not perfect but its issues arise from its idealistic implementers forgetting the real world exists and the fact it requires people to learn things and apparently everyone is incapable of that.
Every issue I've had as a dual stack chud has been a result of: 1. Morons blocking ICMPv6 of all types and breaking PMTUD, 2. ISPs doing stupid shit (weird MTUs, tiny prefix delegation, etc.), 3. Not understanding how something works. (e.g. when I swapped to a new gateway and couldn't figure out how to rescind my RAs) and 4. Buggy behavior in Windows
Since I'm a sperg I've started doing New Years resolutions based around dumb computer stuff and my resolution for 2023 was to fully implement IPv6.
Pretty much. You'll have to disable IPv6 on the NIC by opening "ncpa.cpl", double clicking on your network adapter, open Properties and untick IPv6.
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I'm not too tech savvy but its this, right? Nothing else I have to touch? Couple of people were mentioning that disabling this could result in some hardware not working, but I'm not sure what else uses it.
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Looks right.
That's not the update. Open up the rest of your update history and see if you've got the 2024-08 updates. If so then you're good.
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My PC is not letting me update.
What do I do?
What do I do?
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Check Windows Update. Pick this:
If you see this (or something reflecting your version), Bob's your uncle:
You still might want to consider disabling IPv6.
If you see this (or something reflecting your version), Bob's your uncle:
You still might want to consider disabling IPv6.
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I’m skeptical that simply disabling ipv6 is enough to be safe from the exploit. The publisher of the exploit has not described the whole vulnerability, in an attempt to delay hackers.
Don’t be a moron. Get the update.
By the way, ISPs are so God damn retarded at IPv6. My ISP uses DHCPv6 for some reason, even though DHCPv6 is retarded. The whole point of IPv6 is to have more than enough static space for everyone. Making a dynamic allocation strategy mucks up the whole idea.
Don’t be a moron. Get the update.
By the way, ISPs are so God damn retarded at IPv6. My ISP uses DHCPv6 for some reason, even though DHCPv6 is retarded. The whole point of IPv6 is to have more than enough static space for everyone. Making a dynamic allocation strategy mucks up the whole idea.
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Still feels weird to me not having an optical drive in my current desktop.
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I disabled IPv6 but when I try to download the update for my PC it keeps failing.
Edit: nvrmd I get it now.
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My desktop has a slot load notebook SATA optical drive mounted sideways.
It fucking sucks. Occasionally I feel like a disc might shatter in the flimsy shit.
Still beats not having any optical drive at all.
Fuck modern design. I shouldn't have to buy an external because WHORESHIBA decided to omit a crucial PC part.
It fucking sucks. Occasionally I feel like a disc might shatter in the flimsy shit.
Still beats not having any optical drive at all.
Fuck modern design. I shouldn't have to buy an external because WHORESHIBA decided to omit a crucial PC part.
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I agree, that "programmer socks" shit is a meme for a reason, no sense in console wars-style arguing about which OS is better/less pozzed. The whole tech business is fags when it comes down to it, if not bona fide then at least spiritually.
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I switched to IPv8. The address space is so big there's room for src, dst and payload in just one address.
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I find it funny that people will screech about "muh linux troons" while happily using an OS made by a company whose software is now almost exclusively coded by street shitters.
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I don't use the internet so it doesn't affect me.
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Connecting every device to everything else is a terrible idea. If you're old enough you will remember the common wisdom to not connect your XP computer directly to the internet (and that video were it takes like 5 minutes to get compromised if you do).
In the current age this is 100x worse because fully enabling IPv6 is effectively connecting all the totally-secure new internet devices directly to the internet. Connect your philips hue lightbulbs directly to the internet. Connect your houses thermostat directly to the internet. Connect your TV directly to the internet. Connect your refrigerator directly to the internet. And so on.
The effective default-deny for incoming requests that everyone's shitty ISP modem/router combo provides because it does NAT is easily one of the biggest boons for the security of your average persons home network. Asking to throw this away is essentially saying "I want every IoT device compromised and part of a bot net". You are just blinded by new thing good.
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