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Possibly a tangent, but what is the "dot notation" described in: # hexadecimal representation of 128-bit id's in dot notation 0:0:1:84:40:9b:ff:a5:2:0:
by lijogdfljk 4y ago
Possibly a tangent, but what is the "dot notation" described in:
# hexadecimal representation of 128-bit id's in dot notation
0:0:1:84:40:9b:ff:a5:2:0:12:ac:42:3:0:0
- beyonddream 4y agoGood eye! That was a typo. It should read as "colon notation". It is just a visual representation of 128 bits (16 bytes) with each byte separated by colon ":". I have updated the readme with an example. One place where you will see this notation visually is MAC addresses.