[bobogei81123]

I thought the article will mention ①②⑦.⓪.⓪.①

$ ping ①②⑦.⓪.⓪.① PING 127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1) 56(84) bytes of data.

[gregschlom]

That's neat, but it's a property of the OS, though, not of IP addresses themselves :)

(doesn't work on Windows btw)

[8organicbits]

Works in Firefox on Linux for me. Probably some form of unicode normalization?

http://xn--orhcp.xn--mvh.xn--mvh.xn--orh:8000 -> http://127.0.0.1:8000

[8organicbits]

Oh wow, I think HN normalized the unicode with punycode since it's a URL. I submitted with ①②⑦.⓪.⓪.① inside the http:// and :8000 And the punicode version also works for me :)

[Tommstein]

Just tried both versions in Firefox on Linux, they work for me too.

[rep_lodsb]

PaleMoon browser refuses to open the xn--orhcp link, and shows nothing in the status bar for it. Right click doesn't give the option to open it either, only bookmark.

[Tommstein]

Yup, same here too. Something cool I just noticed, Firefox converts that link to 127.0.0.1:8000 in the status bar when hovering over it.

[tyingq]

>(doesn't work on Windows btw)

Works in Gitbash in Microsoft Terminal, which is cheating a bit, but doesn't introduce a different OS.

Edit: Works in Powershell too.

[samstave]

We should be able to spell out IPv4 and IPv6 addresses in WingDings.

EDIT: WingDings is the Grandparents to Emojis.

[rep_lodsb]

Codepage 437 is the great grandparent: ♥♦♣♠

edit: 0x01="smiley face white on black", 0x02="smiley face black on white" were filtered by HN

[samstave]

Its so funny you state that,

I wanted to use "great grandparents" but I made the false assumption that the HN audience wouldnt have identified, but holy crap we do.

I think we need a knowledge archive asap.... we are going to start dying off soon.

The next decade is going to decimate some minds.

[KMnO4]

Wow, I thought HN filtered all emojis. TIL.

[tinglymintyfrsh]

This requires a terminal or shell with Unicode normalization.

[dtgriscom]

Doesn't work on macOS Ventura 13.3.