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Interesting reference I'm not sure though how many people actually keep IP addresses in their memory. Even with IPv4 I usually copy paste the entire address unl
by barbazoo 4y ago
Interesting reference I'm not sure though how many people actually keep IP addresses in their memory. Even with IPv4 I usually copy paste the entire address unless I'm sure only one of the octets have changed. I wonder if others do the same.
- oyashirochama 4y agoI only remember the last 2 octets since we own the entire 132.20 space and most 131 and 132 in general for my job.
- bad416f1f5a2 4y agoI did phone support for a dial-up ISP 20 years ago. I can still remember their IP for www., as well as ns1. and ns2. And I’ll probably take the root password to their RADIUS server to my grave.
- thayne 4y agoFor ipv4, i will often memorize an address for short periods of time, to type them in somewhere else, or to be able to recognize a particular address in logs or something. With ipv6, that's less doable.