I guess the advantage of IPv6 would be to get rid of NATs. If we just keep the same architecture and switch to IPv6 while retaining NATs, then I really see no advantage in switching. It would just be a pain in the ass.

You just revolutionised my workflow

Gave us lots of money.

I’ll just mention that in Italy the word for potato is also used to refer to pussy.

2 terabytes of data could fit within the area of a single A4 sheet of paper

Unless it can be paper thin this does not look better than magnetic tape. Moreover, would the handling of the material be safe from handling? I reckon you could scratch it pretty easily.

Very nice! I’ll keep using unison for now as I need something stable and reliable, but I’ll keep an eye on the project and may switch to it eventually.