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Home networks don't usually have the problem of having to suddenly merge together with another, similarly-addressed network. Nothing stops you getting a subnet

by growse 2y ago

Home networks don't usually have the problem of having to suddenly merge together with another, similarly-addressed network. Nothing stops you getting a subnet allocated from your local RIR and announcing that on the internet, if you care about that sort of thing for your home network though. You just need a decent ISP.

ninkendo 2y ago
> Nothing stops you […] You just need a decent ISP. I’ll just leave that there. No, I can’t just choose to have a decent ISP. I live in the real world where there’s only one choice where I live, same as a rather large majority of people in the world.