Hey, great post, I especially agree with the IPv6 section. It's not something the average consumer will really see, but it's impacts are huge. Because I know, since I'm a web developer, I own just by myself the access to over 10 ip's and there's just a limited amount of the current type IP's available before we run out. Probably with the introduction of IPv6, there will be less of a need to do dynamic ip's, and won't be a big deal if everyone has their own static public ip address.