This article is a must for people who was had a "web presence" 10 or more years ago: http://www.comedycentral.com/tosh.0/2009/10/26/goodbye-geocities/

Sometimes it's nice to look back at how things were and see all the progress that's been made since then. When I think at how my homepage looked in 1996 and compare it to the web applications I develop now for a living, with all the AJAX and scriptaculous fun, I can't help feeling old(ish).

Today IANA added the first AAAA records for six of the thirtheen authoritative DNS servers that carry the root zone.

In short, this means that as of today one would be able to wander across the Internet without having anything to do with IPv4.

Too bad that virtually no ISP is ready to provide IPv6 connectivity yet

Completing the migration from IPv4 to IPv6 will still take a long time, and it's quite understandable given that we're just talking about changing the base infrastructure of the 'Net

Eventually, IPv4 must die. Hopefully before the remaining unassigned IP addresses are over.