The solution to the chicken and egg problem is porn?

Free tit pictures are a huge motivator for horny geeks.

Most of my IPv6 traffic ends up to RIRs and other sites promoting IPv6. Otherwise its the typical dancing turtle and a new wiggling google.

With the exception of a Wii and iPhone all my home network is IPv6 enabled. I was blindly hoping for a "Enable IPv6" toggle on iPhone 2.0. IPv6 is gaining mindshare with engineers, but not users or developers. The return of end-to-end IP connectivity is exciting to me, and would be even more exiting if I was a talented developer.

If I can gather enough interest in Seattle I've thought of hosting an IPv6 BOF/Hackfest to get people experimenting with it. I shouldn't take much to get modern applications and embedded open *nix device supporting V6 and auto tunnels. That could help seed some of the necessary infrastructure.

wow- i had somehow not heard of the Great Experiment until now, but i have no words for it-
it is my current mental pinnacle of "a couple NWEs got around late one night, slightly intoxicated, and came up with..."

i don't think it will work, but still :)
i've been trying to push some ideas about apps that without IPV6 simply don't work, which then will let the market demand that the OSes and providers fully support it-
of course, if those apps aren't popular enough, then the point is moot-

I'm confused. How is this different from simply running radvd?

When your network has a zillion different subnets, getting native IPv6 routed to them all is a lot of work. Stubl is a quick fix.

Is this stubl thing different from Teredo in some useful way?

I got IPv6 connectivity by running apt-get install miredo. It just worked.