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@nina_kali_nina I think this is a problem that requires subsidizing the costs of. There are a couple of ways this is already done (speaking from a US perspective) - hearing aids have some coverage under many health insurance plans, and schools receive funding that is supposed to be exclusively for accessibility improvements. But this is clearly not enough.
More government funding is required. And it sounds like that applies beyond the US.
@whitequark @mcc I started poking around to learn why ifconfig was deprecated.
"When Linux first implemented multiple IPv4 addresses on the same physical interface, it did so by cloning the interface in software and assigning each clone a unique IPv4 address.
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But Linux’s API has not changed. It still only returns a single legacy IPv4 address per interface. An interface could have multiple IPv4 addresses but ifconfig(8) will still only report a single address."