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jlj
twt.nfld.uk
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Interesting comments on who's got large swathes of IPv4 addresses on the HN post about Amazon's adding to the pool available to AWS.
prologic
twtxt.net
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@jlj Very interesting comments indeed.

Which did you find the most interesting? 🤔
prologic
twtxt.net
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@jlj Very interesting comments indeed.\n\nWhich did you find the most interesting? 🤔
prologic
twtxt.net
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@jlj Very interesting comments indeed.

Which did you find the most interesting? 🤔
jlj
twt.nfld.uk
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@prologic Well, I haven't really kept up with this space. I didn't even know about Carrier-grade NAT, for example; it sounds like it would mess up a lot of the self-hosting I do through residential broadband.\n\nAnd I didn't realise that the US DoD, Prudential and Ford had such a big chunk of the IPv4 address space.
prologic
twtxt.net
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@jlj Yeah it would totally mess up self hoSting unless you went 100% IPv6
prologic
twtxt.net
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@jlj Yeah it would totally mess up self hoSting unless you went 100% IPv6