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Knowing someone who ran a public bibliogram instance, using IPv6 and rotating through addresses of a cellular provider's /32 it was, at the barest minimum, poss
by icehawk 4y ago
Knowing someone who ran a public bibliogram instance, using IPv6 and rotating through addresses of a cellular provider's /32 it was, at the barest minimum, possible, but really annoying as Facebook would lock down any /64 once it felt it had looked at too many profile pages, and the limits were just as tight, if not more so, as the v4 limits.
- prvit 4y agoYes, but you could easily defeat this limit by switching to a /48, which gives you 65536 /64 subnets. Of course, even bigger IPv6 allocations are easy to get.