@niko @kemona_halftau I have the itch.io release so this being the steam release would explain the difference (but it's still weird that it includes ncurses, presumably it's a dependency of python or something and not actually used)

@kemona_halftau apparently the chinese ipv9 has variable length addresses up to 2048 bits so that fits (it's unclear how long the addresses in TUBA or the joke ipv9 are (except that the joke ipv9 has 42 "routing levels"))

good morning

good night it's almost 5am

@kemona_halftau awawawawawawawa

@kemona_halftau what IP version would that be, with 512-bit addresses?

if IPvx has 2*2^x-bit addresses (which fits for IPv4 and IPv6, but not for ST (the Internet Stream Protocol, which is assigned version number 5 and reuses IPv4 addresses) or TP/IX: The Next Internet (RFC 1475), which has 64-bit addresses and is assigned version number 7)), then it should be IPv8

but the actual protocol that is assigned IP version number 8 (Pip (RFC 1621)) has 64-bit IDs and variable length hierarchical addresses consisting of one or more 16-bit FTIFs (Forwarding Table Index Fields), the recent IPv8 Internet-Draft has 64-bit addresses, and Jim Fleming’s 1990s IPv8 Internet-Draft has 43-bit addresses apparently (I can’t actually find a copy of it anywhere, but it seems about as crazy as the 2026 draft)

interestingly RFC 1621 doesn’t explicitly state the version number it uses, but according to the IANA version number registry it is version 8 and it does say:

The Version Number places Pip as a subsequent version of IP.

from which it can presumably be inferred that it is version 8 if 7 (TP/IX) was the previous assigned version number

@kemona_halftau I hope you sleep better tonight

@kemona_halftau why were there fireworks the night before last night?

@kemona_halftau nini!

@kemona_halftau the program I tested in (dino) is using libadwaita

@kemona_halftau middle click paste works for me in gtk4

@kemona_halftau what's the encoding? I would've expected 01:03 and 01:02 for that (if you were using the same encoding as for meowing)

I see lgbtqia.space has replaced the GeoDNS block for the UK on their CDN with something even more obnoxious.

Literally every image is now this, including custom emoji. Instead of media just not loading and me seeing the alt text/emoji name only instead, I now see this for every image.

@kemona_halftau ml?

morning

nini fedi