@dalias@flameeyes@tailscale /48 is the minimum allocation unit to prevent the global routing tables growing too fast. There are 65536 times more /48s than there are individual ipv4 addresses. If you gave each /48 route a single 64 bit integer identifier and put only those identifiers in a single array as a very compact routing table, it would take up 2PB!
@womble I mean I’d like to know that, but the thing I would love to know even more is: exposed where? There’s a huge difference between “we logged it to our s3 logs bucket” and “we committed it to a public git repo” and where on this gradient it is really matters to me as a user
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