As the rest of the first world solidifies their broadband net infrastructure (despite the issues some regions are facing with their exostructure), ISPs in the U.S. continue to offer only modest “high-speed” internet access packages. It’s true: the average consumer would find the upgrade from dial-up to 1.5Mb download speeds astonishing . . . [...]

 Years after the Internet Corportation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) began their push for IPv6 adoption they finally took the first steps to allowing that to actually happen yesterday. The root DNS zone was updated with IPv6 addresses for six of the thirteen servers. This change effectively allows other systems on the Internet to [...]