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I recognize the other formats, but what format is "http://7393249866/" http://7393249866/"? It opens about:blank in chrome. How is it distinguished from the for
by ColinDabritz 13y ago
I recognize the other formats, but what format is "http://7393249866/" http://7393249866/"? It opens about:blank in chrome. How is it distinguished from the format above it?
- agwa 13y ago7393249866 mod 2^32 is 3098282570. I'm not convinced you can do that - although it works in Firefox, telnet and ping don't like it. Edit: I highly doubt that this is standard behavior. I suspect that implementations that permit this are storing the number in a 32 bit integer and not checking to see that it was truncated.
- nwh 13y agoping and other command line tools don't mind it for me on OSX, I don't know what the distinction between them would be though. $ ping 7393249866 PING 7393249866 (184.172.10.74): 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 184.172.10.74: icmp_seq=0 ttl=47 time=259.042 ms
- ColinDabritz 13y agoIt seems to work in Safari as well. I sort of understand the dword format, but why would this be useful, or a standard?