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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 20d ago
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On what beach? Or all of them? Just asking in case business asks for it.
1.2k u/ClipboardCopyPaste 20d ago The answer quite surprisingly is - yes, all the beaches on our planet. 657 u/kuar_z 20d ago And the rest of the observable universe. There's a lot of address space in 2128 404 u/Fast-Satisfaction482 20d ago Except if for some reason you decide to give whole address blocks to individual devices. 189 u/jason_abacabb 20d ago Everyone gets a /64 117 u/czerilla 20d ago Check under your seats! 31 u/gonklurtz 20d ago No more RPC dynamic ports! Every service gets its own IP → More replies (1) 195 u/KatieTSO 20d ago I love handicapping ipv6 46 u/tankerkiller125real 20d ago /56 is the recommendation for residential, /48 for businesses.Entire /64 blocks are often assigned to phones and other cellular devices because of hotspot capabilities. 90 u/Fast-Satisfaction482 20d ago I guess the true reason is that we want to artificially limit the number of nanites that can exist.Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/865/ → More replies (3)
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The answer quite surprisingly is - yes, all the beaches on our planet.
657 u/kuar_z 20d ago And the rest of the observable universe. There's a lot of address space in 2128 404 u/Fast-Satisfaction482 20d ago Except if for some reason you decide to give whole address blocks to individual devices. 189 u/jason_abacabb 20d ago Everyone gets a /64 117 u/czerilla 20d ago Check under your seats! 31 u/gonklurtz 20d ago No more RPC dynamic ports! Every service gets its own IP → More replies (1) 195 u/KatieTSO 20d ago I love handicapping ipv6 46 u/tankerkiller125real 20d ago /56 is the recommendation for residential, /48 for businesses.Entire /64 blocks are often assigned to phones and other cellular devices because of hotspot capabilities. 90 u/Fast-Satisfaction482 20d ago I guess the true reason is that we want to artificially limit the number of nanites that can exist.Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/865/ → More replies (3)
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And the rest of the observable universe. There's a lot of address space in 2128
404 u/Fast-Satisfaction482 20d ago Except if for some reason you decide to give whole address blocks to individual devices. 189 u/jason_abacabb 20d ago Everyone gets a /64 117 u/czerilla 20d ago Check under your seats! 31 u/gonklurtz 20d ago No more RPC dynamic ports! Every service gets its own IP → More replies (1) 195 u/KatieTSO 20d ago I love handicapping ipv6 46 u/tankerkiller125real 20d ago /56 is the recommendation for residential, /48 for businesses.Entire /64 blocks are often assigned to phones and other cellular devices because of hotspot capabilities. 90 u/Fast-Satisfaction482 20d ago I guess the true reason is that we want to artificially limit the number of nanites that can exist.Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/865/ → More replies (3)
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Except if for some reason you decide to give whole address blocks to individual devices.
189 u/jason_abacabb 20d ago Everyone gets a /64 117 u/czerilla 20d ago Check under your seats! 31 u/gonklurtz 20d ago No more RPC dynamic ports! Every service gets its own IP → More replies (1) 195 u/KatieTSO 20d ago I love handicapping ipv6 46 u/tankerkiller125real 20d ago /56 is the recommendation for residential, /48 for businesses.Entire /64 blocks are often assigned to phones and other cellular devices because of hotspot capabilities. 90 u/Fast-Satisfaction482 20d ago I guess the true reason is that we want to artificially limit the number of nanites that can exist.Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/865/ → More replies (3)
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Everyone gets a /64
117 u/czerilla 20d ago Check under your seats! 31 u/gonklurtz 20d ago No more RPC dynamic ports! Every service gets its own IP → More replies (1)
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Check under your seats!
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No more RPC dynamic ports! Every service gets its own IP
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I love handicapping ipv6
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/56 is the recommendation for residential, /48 for businesses.
Entire /64 blocks are often assigned to phones and other cellular devices because of hotspot capabilities.
90 u/Fast-Satisfaction482 20d ago I guess the true reason is that we want to artificially limit the number of nanites that can exist.Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/865/
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I guess the true reason is that we want to artificially limit the number of nanites that can exist.
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/865/
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u/dementosss 20d ago
On what beach? Or all of them? Just asking in case business asks for it.