Is there a technical reason it starts at index 2 instead of 0?

This makes me think about something. Why don't we support this as a standard?

It would be nice if local ipv6 spelled out "local"

imagine this: local::homelab in your url-bar just working

Sound it out with your mouth: "What DNS do you use?"

"One hundred one hundred one hundred one hundred"

or

"one hundred, 4 times"

vs.

"f d seven a colon one one five c colon a one e zero colon colon five three"

This is just a rant but IPv6 will never be widely adopted.

Related: the name for your Tailnet is randomly-generated from a list of 'tails', and a list of 'scales' in the format `<a tail>-<a scale>.ts.net`.

Many puns and easter-eggs in both! Recommend giving it a quick glance, some are pretty fun. Some examples include 'fable' as a 'tail' (IE 'tale'), and 'ph' and 'universe' for a 'scale'.

Words can be present in both lists when the entity is applicable to both a tail and a scale, so a tailnet named `cat-cat.ts.net` is theoretically possible too.

Found out about it after I randomly lucked into rolling 'miku' as my 'tail' when first creating my account :)

https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/tree/main/words