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'\x1b[0m20\x1b[0m:\x1b[0m10\x1b[0m:\x1b[0m56\x1b[0m.\x1b[0;31m172914\x1b[0m'

THAT'S A STRING. Do you know what it does? __:__:__.172914

Where the 6 digits are in red. THAT'S IT. Because ANSI. I have to REGEX this pattern: .\x1b[0;3[0-7]m[0-9]{6} Rather than just .find('.') and getting the 6 next digits. Because that \x1b, that nigger right there, IS ONE CHARACTER and it's literally \033 OR \x1b BUT IT'S ALSO JUST ONE CHARACTER. For 027 escape, which is I don't know and it's fake and gay that we're still using something that's been deprecated for decades.

Or am I wrong and this is good because niggers can't even into it?

'\x1b[0m20\x1b[0m:\x1b[0m10\x1b[0m:\x1b[0m56\x1b[0m.\x1b[0;31m172914\x1b[0m' THAT'S A STRING. Do you know what it does? __:__:__.172914 Where the 6 digits are in red. THAT'S IT. Because ANSI. I have to REGEX this pattern: \.\x1b\[0;3[0-7]m[0-9]{6} Rather than just .find('.') and getting the 6 next digits. Because that \x1b, that nigger right there, IS ONE CHARACTER and it's literally \033 OR \x1b BUT IT'S ALSO JUST ONE CHARACTER. For 027 escape, which is I don't know and it's fake and gay that we're still using something that's been deprecated for decades. Or am I wrong and this is good because niggers can't even into it?
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Not even slightly, faggot. ANSI stuck around because banking niggers were like "upgrading legacy systems costs money!!!!!" That's why the push for (((ipv6))) [among others] is a thing, but ironically it's also why IPV4 sticks around.

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Ip4 sticks around because ANSI?

Wut

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No, because of the practice of legacy hardware not being updated because of cost, so modern hardware has to be slaves for legacy systems. The cost to upgrade the entire internet backbone to gear that can handle IPV6 would likely exceed a trillion dollars. You can't just expect a 30 year old asic, or 16bit memory controller to hop along nicely with IPV6's judaism.

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Internet2 was suppose to wholesale replace what we have now with IPv6 until they realized people and businesses were not going to shell out the collective trillions to pay for it. Remember back in the 00s they kept saying IPv4 addresses were running out so everyone got creative with private network space and told them to fuck off.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network

Fun fact, Internet2 was supposed to set up with ID and licensing per user so 1) no anonymous usage and 2) mark of the beast shit to cut you off the second you said kike in public.

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NAT exists. We have been building systems to bridge these gaps for years