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>>1vuio0+(OP)
> someone on HN tried to argue with me that IP addresses will never stay the same for very long

Deeply deeply agree with you. Not whoever was arguing. :) My "dialup" VM in the cloud I use for assorted things has had the same IP for at least 7 years, probably longer. (Thanks Linode!) After a few years, it's honestly not that hard to remember an arbitrary 32bit int. :)

  $ w3m -dump http://846235814   # ;)

>>loxias+eg
That's another myth that always iritated me: IPv4 addresses cannot be memorised. I have a few memorised, mainly some TLDs and Internic. With those I can "bootstrap" using DNS/FTP to get any other address. IPv4 are no more difficult to remember than phone numbers. Maybe people are not memorising phone numbers anymore because of mobile phone contacts storage but it does mean we are incapable of doing so.

Thank you for stating the truth.

>>1vuio0+8i
I love that you are this passionate about static IP addresses. Static IPv4 addresses, to be precise. Illegitimi non carborundum!

>>dang+vp
"Don't let the bastards grind you down."

bawolff is gonna keep trying.

I really do like static IPv4 addresses. I wish I owned one.