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by bombcar
1536 days ago
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And this is the kind of thing that can get you if you get "too smart" about verifying the number, by assuming that 0 is reserved and will never be used. We see this with IP addresses where hardcoded assumptions that were wrong or became wrong blow things up. For example, many people didn't realize that 172.* isn't entirely reserved for internal IPs. |
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