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@HopelessDemigod 9 is the highest base-10 numerical digit, but the addresses are written in hexadecimal, so you can go up to f. Each group is made up of four hex digits ranging from 0000 to ffff.

@HopelessDemigod Yep, you can just increment the last digit in the address, so you'd use. ...::4

I'd guess you're on a /48 perhaps?

@HopelessDemigod Do you mean when claiming IP addresses on a network for a statically-addressed device?

@HopelessDemigod In an IPv6 address, everything between double colons is a zero, and leading 0s in a group get dropped. So that address could be written as

2001:0dc3:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0003

Whose idea was it to schedule *work* on the day of the Artemis 2 launch?

Happy everyone!

#MNwx

@arichtman Because my CTO is a mad man that thinks all bugs should be resolved with a PagerDuty alert that wakes someone up to restart an EC2 instance rather than having a dev not work on a new feature. Also, what SLA? Any uptime less than 100% is unacceptable, despite things like resiliency and error handling not being something we prioritize.

These daily overnight alerts are getting old. What's it it like working somewhere where OOM bug fixes are prioritized by development teams?

@HopelessDemigod This is clearly satire, no one under the age of 40 interacts with Ham radio.

@notasnek "When I'm door-knocking, I know what I'm going to get if I see an American flag or if I see a new Minnesota flag."

Funny, I have that exact same expectation when I see the not-state flag being flown.

"You may test that assumption at your convenience." #TNG

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