ipv4 users with their /32s shouldn't be this god damn greedy i can only get a /56

@charlotte isn’t a /56 like a bajillion addresses

@root
it's the standard allocation size for homes unless your isp hates you (/64) or doesn't understand how the internet works (/128)

@charlotte

Usable Addresses: 4,722,366,482,869,645,213,696
just a few

@root
a /56 are 256 subnets of the smallest order which is more than a household needs typically, the last 64 bits can be assigned automatically without any real negotiation because the space is big enough to allow for that

@charlotte @root a home with /128??? ah yes, IPv6 NAT

@charlotte just a couple