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by 1vuio0pswjnm7
1774 days ago
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The two I had in mind are meteorological websites. One I use for rain radar images, the other for hour-by-hour wind speeds. But here's two more easy examples, InterNIC and NetBSD. https://192.0.32.9 https://192.0.32.9/domain/root.zone https://199.233.217.201/pub/ There are undoubtedly many, many more examples across the internet. FTP servers, along with HTTP mirrors of those FTP servers are some obvious examples where hostnames are often not required. There seems to a web developer-driven, cargo cult mentality against use of IP addresses, but AFAICT search engines do not try to hide IP addresses; I sometimes get them in SERPS. Historically IP addresses were supported in smtpd software, too. For example, qmail still supports IP addresses, if enclosed in brackets. |
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