Thanks for your well written bugreport and a very happy Christmas to
you, too, sir. Please proceed to the checkout counter and accept a full
refund and our sincere apologizes.

Unfortunately, I am neither a ubuntu developer, nor do I drink kool-aid
apart from the seasonal appropriate hot cocoa, but as an APT developer
who is paid splendidly by the many thanks of people like you for
investing his freetime it feels like my obligation to pay back some
times:

Its not our fault that you misconfigured your system and throw money out
the window. APT wouldn't be using IPv6 if your system wouldn't say that
it is available. Talk to your ISP: You pay them a lot for your router
and network usage presumably. Enough to make non-broken IPv6 available
to you – you will need it sooner than later.

APT also performs fallbacks – not quickly, we are working on that, but
it eventually does: Too quick and naive a fallback and we break for
systems which have high latency, but otherwise working configuration.
So, as this "bugreport" adds exactly nothing to improve the situation
expect perhaps "helping" that I and other volunteers are never going to
look at bugs written by "fucking insane morons" I am closing as
"opinion" for fucks sake.

P.S.: apt isn't launchpad either. These guys likely wouldn't appreciate
the nice ton of your message either, through.

** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Opinion

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