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soYoureTalkingIpv4Addresses
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YMK1234
Yep IP address formats are wild. The four byte notation is just recommended, you can also group arbitrary many bites starting at the right.
2 days ago
neromonero
What in the goddamn fk
2 days ago
ZunoJ
:cs: :asm: :c:
You can also convert it to UTF, whats the point?
2 days ago
RiceBroad4552
:s:
IPv4 addresses are binary. There is no standardized canonical textual representation, just some conventions.
2 days ago
Andis-x
So is 0b01000000000000000000000000000001
2 days ago
Stummi OP
:kt::j::g:
hm, doesn't work on my machine :(
~$ ping 0b01000000000000000000000000000001
ping: 0b01000000000000000000000000000001: Name or service not known
2 days ago
Jonrrrs
Thats probably the machine got too old. Id suggest buying a new one
1 day ago
radioactive---banana
http://2130706433
2 days ago
spastical-mackerel
> ping 0X7F.0333.1337
wat
wat
wat
wat
1 day ago
That would be 127.219.5.57, a local loopback address, when the 1337 is big endian. Alternatively it could be 127.219.57.5 in little endian.
Network byte order is SUPPOSED to mean that nobody has to wonder if it's little endian. And nearly everyone in the world knows to do this.
any 127.x.x.x address is a loopback