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      <title>We Never Ran Out of Addresses. We Ran Out of Effort.</title>
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      <description>The UK has spent twenty years bolting workarounds onto IPv4 rather than turning on IPv6. I counted every UK network in the routing table to see who has actually done it, and the answer says this was never about money.</description>
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