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>Back around 1990, some forward-thinking IT person secured for Apple an entire Class A network of IP addresses.

I found that fact to be the most interesting part of the article. The list of other Class A holders is also interesting: http://www.aturtschi.com/whois/neta1.html



Indeed -- also interesting are the results of an RDNS query on the first IP address listed in the article (17.149.160.49).


Back around 1990, some forward-thinking IT person secured for Apple an entire Class A network of IP addresses.

Pixar has a large block too... I wonder if Steve had something to do with it?


I knew that going in, but only because of this: http://xkcd.com/195/




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