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It's not very over-engineered; most parts of it work the same as v4 does, just with bigger addresses. Writing the addresses in hex is because doing so is easie
by Dagger2 4y ago
It's not very over-engineered; most parts of it work the same as v4 does, just with bigger addresses.
Writing the addresses in hex is because doing so is easier. It lines up with the binary better which makes subnetting easier, and do you really want to deal with addresses that look like "32.1.13.184.133.163.0.0.0.0.138.46.3.112.115.52"?