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Home :: Internet 25 Jun 2012 IPV4 is no longer available in New York Internet You knew this was going to happen, but I bet you didn't expect it quite so soon: And, to confirm your worst fears, here's why: posted at: 19:27 :: permanent link to this entry :: 2 comments posted at: 19:27 :: permanent link to this entry :: 2 comments comments...        (Jump to the end to add your own comment) aaaaaaaaaaaahhhh !!! no ! (by Elie C. 28 Jun 2011 10:59) Haha well it certainly has been a long time coming... (by Noel K 30 Jun 2011 07:48) Add your comment... Note: all comments require an email address to send a confirmation to verify that it was posted by a person and not a spambot. The comment won't be visible until you click the link in the confirmation. Unless you check the box below, which almost nobody does, your email won't be displayed, and I won't use it for other purposes.   Name: Email: you@wherever (required, for confirmation) Title: (optional) Comments: Show my Email address Save my Name and Email for next time

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