LaLuzDelSol

I promise you I am here in good faith.

In context, saying you were only referring to colonists in settlements doesn't really make sense, since I was talking about the Israel-Palestine conflict in general and the civilians who have died (most of whom have not been involved in any ilegal settlements)Also, it's not like it's a strawman argument - I have heard the argument that all Israelis are fair game many times here on Lemmy.

That is such a lazy take. All Israeli citizens are fair game to be killed because they are "a vital part of IDF operations"... first of all that's so vague it doesn't even mean anything. Farmers were a vital part of US military operations in WW2 but that doesn't mean they were a valid military target. So were nurses, diplomats, and lots of other people you're not allowed to kill.

Israel is a state recognized by like 90% of the UN (everyone except for the middle east), but because you personally don't think they have a right to exist you are applying blanket amnesty to Hamas or anyone else that wants to kill Isrseli women and children.

No it would be like calling WW2 "the holocaust". Sure, it was genocide and sure it was terrible but it is just one part of the conflict as a whole

But having family members who served in the IDF is a fair indicator of political views?

I mean that's of the ethenet capable ones... a huge chunk are still serial

Just my perspective as a controls (SCADA engineer):

I work for a large power company. We have close to 100 sites, each with hundreds of IP devices, and have never had a problem with ipv4. Especially when im out in the field I love being able to check IPs, calculate gateways, etc at a glance. Ipv6 is just completely freaking unreadable.

I see the value of outward-facing ipv6 devices (i.e. devices on the internet), considering we are out of ipv4s. But I don't see why we have to convert private networks to ipv6. Put more bluntly: at least industry, it just isn't gonna happen for decades (if it ever does). Unless you need more IPs it's just worse to work with. And there's a huge amount of inertia- got one singular device that doesn't talk ipv6 at a given generation site? What are you supposed to do?