• @[email protected]
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    21 year ago

    That’s up 1% in ~15 days. Somebody needs to check my mental maths, but if it keeps up at that rate it’ll be over 75% in a year. Key word being IF.

    • aPearsonOP
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      11 year ago

      This can be caused by different holidays around the world. Consumers have more v6 adoption than companies

    • @Mark12547
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      11 year ago

      There is a lot of jitter in the data, which makes projections using just a few days or even a month unreliable. Looking at 2020 through present, it looks somewhat like draped curtains with peaks around Christmas/New Years and July/August, usually followed by a bit of a slide down, but the year-over-year trend appears to be upward.

      My working hypothesis is that businesses and schools are less likely to have IPv6 than home ISPs so when employees and students are on vacation (around Christmas & New Years, and in July and August) they are less likely to access Google services from their employers or school and more likely to access those services at home, swinging the ratio towards higher IPv6 usage. Same thing with weekends off for most employees and students.

  • @roddy
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    11 year ago

    Wondering what was this ISP (or ISPs) who rolled out IPv6 recently. Very nice to see.

  • @Mark12547
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    Also the lows have been above 40% for the last four weeks. I love the trend!