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@fj it.depends how big your system is - https://libre.solar/hardware/ do some charge controllers, but they are only for small systems at the moment.

I'm also looking for good, non-cloudy charge controllers.
Right now, my favourite is an American one by MorningStar - I did a review here: http://www. gogreenit.net/index.php?page=m orningstar-tristar-60a-mppt

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@fj it.depends how big your system is - https://libre.solar/hardware/ do some charge controllers, but they are only for small systems at the moment.

I'm also looking for good, non-cloudy charge controllers.
Right now, my favourite is an American one by MorningStar - I did a review here: http://www. gogreenit.net/index.php?page=m orningstar-tristar-60a-mppt

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Thanks for the heads-up from @doachs - all the slides from the talks are available at the original link above :)

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Thanks for the heads-up from @doachs - all the slides from the talks are available at the original link above :)

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@doachs good find, thanks!

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@doachs good find, thanks!

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@Veggies How to embed posts; https://fedi.tips/how-to-embed-mastodo n-posts-on-a-website/

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@Veggies How to embed posts; https://fedi.tips/how-to-embed-mastodo n-posts-on-a-website/

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It's interesting to note that ACEVILLE PTY seems to part of Tencent, and A100 ROW INC seems to be part of Amazon... so actually the "top 10 buyers" is actually a top 8, and Amazon is hoarding another 10million addresses 😡

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It's interesting to note that ACEVILLE PTY seems to part of Tencent, and A100 ROW INC seems to be part of Amazon... so actually the "top 10 buyers" is actually a top 8, and Amazon is hoarding another 10million addresses 😡

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@anon_opin why? That's a "nice to have", not a necessity.

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@anon_opin why? That's a "nice to have", not a necessity.

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The #IPv6 panel discussion, with some delegates that have been there from the beginning of the council, talking about how they started in IPv6.

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The #IPv6 panel discussion, with some delegates that have been there from the beginning of the council, talking about how they started in IPv6.

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Left to right:

Tim Chown
Veronika McKillop
Nick Chettle
Nick Heatley

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Pavel Odintsov gave a good talk about trying to make his home network only use #IPv6, and disable #IPv4: (https://pavel.network/building-gateway-to-access-legacy-ipv4-internet-from-ipv6-only-work-laptop/).

He had a problem with Desktop Signal ignoring the AAAA record and only using the A record.
He had to add some unbound config to force AAAA-only resolution. This was caused by Node.js, which is what the Signal app was built using.

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Pavel Odintsov gave a good talk about trying to make his home network only use #IPv6, and disable #IPv4: (https://pavel.network/building-gateway-to-access-legacy-ipv4-internet-from-ipv6-only-work-laptop/).

He had a problem with Desktop Signal ignoring the AAAA record and only using the A record.
He had to add some unbound config to force AAAA-only resolution. This was caused by Node.js, which is what the Signal app was built using.

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@nygren any idea what happened? That site hasn't been updated for a while ☹️

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@nygren any idea what happened? That site hasn't been updated for a while ☹️

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Just had another good talk from https://ipxo.com with an #IPv4 Market Update.

Oi! Amazon! Stop hoarding addresses!

Apparently people are buying up addresses now, as there will be a big push (and funding available) in the US over the next few years to roll out (rural?) broadband, so prices are likely to increase dramatically.
#IPv6

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Just had another good talk from https://ipxo.com with an #IPv4 Market Update.

Oi! Amazon! Stop hoarding addresses!

Apparently people are buying up addresses now, as there will be a big push (and funding available) in the US over the next few years to roll out (rural?) broadband, so prices are likely to increase dramatically.
#IPv6

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A piechart showing who is buying and who is selling ipv4 addresses.
The top 3 buyers are Amazon, Microsoft and Google, with Amazon buying over half!

The top 3 sellers are APIDDT PTY LTD (whoever they are!), United States Postal Service,  and Halliburton!

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Graphs showing the biggest advertisers of IPv4 space (DoD is biggest), and largest holders of unadvertised space, which is Amazon at over 80million!
The next largest is T-Mobile at about 20million

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Pie chart showing that 82.35% of usable IPv4 addresses are already being advertised, and 17.65% of usable space not advertised.

The total does not include multicast ranges etc

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There was a good talk by #Vodafone about their #IPv6 rollout status.

At the moment they are still using ipv4 dns to provide AAAA records due to a priority on other tasks.

76% of customers migrated over to dual stack.

No static ipv6 allocations allowed, which is a shame!

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There was a good talk by #Vodafone about their #IPv6 rollout status.

At the moment they are still using ipv4 dns to provide AAAA records due to a priority on other tasks.

76% of customers migrated over to dual stack.

No static ipv6 allocations allowed, which is a shame!

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Slide showing various Vodafone IPv6 statistics:

76% of customers are configured for IPv6
38% of traffic is now IPv6
98% of Content Delivery Networks enabled for IPv6
45% of peering is enabled for IPv6
94% of Internet traffic on CDNs or public/private peering (not sure what the rest would be! Vodafone<>Vodafone traffic?)

A CDN provider traffic pie chart shows:
~60% is Netflix
~10% each for Akamai, Google and Meta
~10% everything else

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#IPv6 usage usage between 2014 (8%) and August 2024 (48%) in the UK

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#IPv6 usage usage between 2014 (8%) and August 2024 (48%) in the UK

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@Veggies welcome to Mastodon 🥳
The default character limit is 500, but depending on the instance, this could be more: https://veganism.social/ has a limit of 10,000.
I set my server to 1,000, which sometimes isn't quite enough and I should change it 🤔

Drafts may be possible if you use a different client, although I've never tried.

Posts can be embedded, there is a project called Mastowall (https://github.com/rstockm/mastowall) that does it somehow. You can play with my install here: https://mammut.gogreenit.net/mastowall/?hashtags=vegan&server=https://mammut.gogreenit.net

I've never tried bluesky or threads as I'm not interested in centralised social media, and like running things myself, however there will be more users on there than here sadly 😥

Have fun!

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@Veggies welcome to Mastodon 🥳
The default character limit is 500, but depending on the instance, this could be more: https://veganism.social/ has a limit of 10,000.
I set my server to 1,000, which sometimes isn't quite enough and I should change it 🤔

Drafts may be possible if you use a different client, although I've never tried.

Posts can be embedded, there is a project called Mastowall (https://github.com/rstockm/mastowall) that does it somehow. You can play with my install here: https://mammut.gogreenit.net/mastowall/?hashtags=vegan&server=https://mammut.gogreenit.net

I've never tried bluesky or threads as I'm not interested in centralised social media, and like running things myself, however there will be more users on there than here sadly 😥

Have fun!