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Agreed, and as above, 42 is in the valid range for the 'D' part of an A.B.C.D ipv4 address. If the number were larger than 255, there would be no issue. How a
by bellaire 16y ago
Agreed, and as above, 42 is in the valid range for the 'D' part of an A.B.C.D ipv4 address. If the number were larger than 255, there would be no issue.
How about 420? ... Okay, okay. 421 is prime.
- jtbigwoo 16y agoI bet 420 would quickly pass .coop and .aero...