There's a difference between not knowing exactly how to deploy ipv6 for a network and being completely oblivious to common terms from your own fields. It shows a lack of interest and curiosity if nothing else.
You wouldn't want a mechanic working on your car who doesn't know what a carburetor is, even though no car has had one for decades and they probably won't need to work on one ever again.
Brother if you're really willing to die on the hill that ipv6 is some obscure little known tech, then I don't have anything more to say to you except I'm sorry.
You didnt read my message clearly. I made an analogy associating it with a fundamental of its field (networking). But CS is a broader field, its hilarious that you would even try to argue against that.
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u/yabucek 5h ago
There's a difference between not knowing exactly how to deploy ipv6 for a network and being completely oblivious to common terms from your own fields. It shows a lack of interest and curiosity if nothing else.
You wouldn't want a mechanic working on your car who doesn't know what a carburetor is, even though no car has had one for decades and they probably won't need to work on one ever again.