Who made the internet?

[Dentafrice]

I hope I will always have an IPv4 address :/ Theres not a hope in hell off memorizing an IPv6 address!

I don't think you will because the whole world needs to change to IPV6 at the same time doesn't it?

No, we can use a mix of IPv4 and IPv6.

Vista can use them both at the same time.

Think of the hardware (Ex: Modems, Routers) that need to be updated to support IPv6. PocketPC's, anything that uses WiFi.

[Gangster]

Not sure but i know Philip Emagwali is the founder of the internet.

[Recursion]

Think of the hardware (Ex: Modems, Routers) that need to be updated to support IPv6. PocketPC's, anything that uses WiFi.

The only thing that doesn't support IPv6 in this house is Windows XP anyway

[MrPinkPanther]

Chuck Norris did.

[Technologic]

Well there is a difference between the internet and web 2.0

[Hypertext]

I'm using ipv4, but I have an ipv6 address, and my modem and router supports it, yay. We won't all need to switch, many, many, many people will still have a ipv4 address, ipv6s will be assigned in a few years, and ipv4 will sometimes be assigned, but a lot of time you might not be able to get an ipv4 address, especially if your dynamic, unless your isp has bought a big ip pool. (221.221.221.221-255.255.255.255) an amount of ip's.

[Jordy]

Well there is a difference between the internet and web 2.0

Don't be confused by web 2.0, Web 2.0 is just a very modern way of coding and setting out websites, it's not actually the second version of the web like most people think.

Web 2.0 involves websites having things like social-networking, ajax and blogs. Web 2.0 has been pretty much possible since the Web began but it's now much easier and much more common.

[Hypertext]

Possible... if your willing to create your own technologies, with the eve of maybe php-3? I don't think php 2 would of done it well enough, we were then able to make proper social networks, etc.

[Dentafrice]

Possible... if your willing to create your own technologies, with the eve of maybe php-3? I don't think php 2 would of done it well enough, we were then able to make proper social networks, etc.

What are you talking about? You didn't know PHP around PHP-3.

[Hypertext]

'we' being so-called web 2.0'ers