> What exactly is complicated, using hexadecimal in addresses? That isn't the complicated part, but thanks for strawmanning that as hard as you possibly could.

> What exactly is complicated, using hexadecimal in addresses? That isn't the complicated part, but thanks for strawmanning that as hard as you possibly could. > My ISP delegates me a /56. How else do ISPs work in the "real world"? I've heard of some giving out smaller networks but never something egregiously small. It's got nothing to do with the size of the address space, it's that they insist on changing it constantly which invalidates firewall rules and any non-dynamic DNS.