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"content": "🥳 New Kitten release\n\nThe release I pushed a few minutes ago bring preliminary Web Numbers¹ support to Kitten.\n\nWhat are Web Numbers? Well, they’re just a friendlier name for IP Addresses, now that we can deploy secure sites at them. They’re also a cornerstone of how I’m implementing the Small Web.\n\nWeb Numbers support isn’t documented yet and isn’t implemented for the `kitten deploy` command but you can play with it, if you like, by passing the --ipv4 or --ipv6 flags to the `kitten` command. The IPv4/stable IPv6 address detection is automatic and uses https://ip.small-web.org for the former (and, of course, no data is collected or stored because it’s us).\n\nhttps://kitten.small-web.org\n\nEnjoy!\n\n:kitten: 💕\n\n¹ https://ar.al/2025/06/25/web-numbers/",
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