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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (35740)	9/17/2010 6:06:04 PM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Respond to of 46821

And more fodder, still, for numbers wonks: From: twitter.com @geraldcombs Dear journalists, Please quit printing 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456. #IPv6 is big. We get it. 1:48 PM Sep 14th via web -- From: twitter.com # The number of allocatable IPv4s just dropped below one hundred and ninety-nine million. #IPv6 about 5 hours ago via IPv4Countdown # Approximately 242 days until IPcalypse. 199,566,516 allocatable IPv4s left. #IPv6 about 22 hours ago via IPv4Countdown # Approximately 243 days until IPcalypse. 199,754,617 allocatable IPv4s left. #IPv6 2:30 PM Sep 16th via IPv4Countdown # The number of allocatable IPv4s just dropped below two hundred million. #IPv6 2:30 PM Sep 16th via IPv4Countdown # Approximately 254 days until IPcalypse. 201,665,287 allocatable IPv4s left. #IPv6 8:00 PM Sep 15th via IPv4Countdown # The number of allocatable IPv4s just dropped below two hundred and two million. #IPv6 10:00 AM Sep 15th via IPv4Countdown ------