🚀 go-pugleaf

On Fri, Jul 25, 1997 at 03:00:07PM -0400, Robert Hof wrote:
> It didn't really make much sense to me either. But here it is, straight from
> the horses mouth:
[...]
>   No.     Subnet           Hosts            Hosts            Broadcast
>           Address          From             To               Address
> 
>        0  209.89.37.0      209.89.37.1      209.89.37.62     209.89.37.63
>        1  209.89.37.64     209.89.37.65     209.89.37.126    209.89.37.127
>        2  209.89.37.128    209.89.37.129    209.89.37.190    209.89.37.191
>        3  209.89.37.192    209.89.37.193    209.89.37.254    209.89.37.255

Note that 209.89.37.0 is a /24 network address, and 209.89.37.255 is
a /24 broadcast address.  But we're in the 90s now. :-)
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