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superuser.com/questions/736583
The last 32-bits of the number are 3660944368 (in decimal, which can be found by 714687644714805209715128610715964400 mod 2^32)
This is the decimal value of the IPv4 address 218.53.147.240, which can be found by converting it to base-256 3660944368 = 218*(256^3)+53*(256^2)+147*(256)+240 analogous to writing out a number in decimal (base-10). For example 234 = 2*10^2+ 3*10 + 4.
bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=67730
I don't think we should block these urls. It's much easier for me to remember
2259499800 than it is for me to remember 134.173.59.24, and it isn't much more
obfuscated.
connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/converting-ip-in-address-bar-from-decimal-numbers/td-p/10123
Simple question about the address bar in Firefox 102.0.1.
I discovered today that you can convert bytes into IP addresses by typing for example "2130706433/", which will result in the address being resolved to "127.0.0.1". Is this an intended feature or unintended behavior? Thanks. |
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