He makes a case that 240/ addresses are not allowed with current stacks, but I just tested that with a few computers here, and it seemed to work fine .. 2 ver of Windows, and a modern Linux install.

I doubt that, there'd be no reason for anyone to write it up to not understand 240*

This is slashdot. I'm certain there are plenty of people here capable of reprogramming their ISPs routers, with out the ISP even noticing.

Which is why super huge ISPs like Comcast are going way out of their way (finally) to enable IPv6, and in Comcast's case, they've even released GPL router upgrades. Sure.

Stay off the Opera betas and previews, and you should be fine. The cutting edge is a bit bloody lately.

Nice. I have about a dozen "saved sessions" in Opera, where I had over a hundred tabs open, and finally got annoyed, but didn't want to go through them all at the time, so i saved the list, and started anew.

wait.. 5-8 years ago, wasn't everyone on this entire site railing against a certain company for integrating their web browser to the Operating System?

It was -really- terrible about 6 months ago, when it would take minutes to load pages.

It's not so bad now. It's still bad, though.

Your operating system should be dealing with that, not the browser.

Now open up 90-120 tabs as I usually run. :)