Stalin Sort, the only O(n) sorting algorithm that works with any elements:

* Scan the elements
* If the element is out of sorting order, eliminate it, and say it was never there.

If you make your device forget the network, it also forgets the private address it used with that network, unless it has been less than 24 hours since the last time it was made to forget that network.

The Private Wi-Fi Address feature offers these settings, which you can change at any time:

Off: When set to Off, your device uses its hardware MAC address.

Fixed: When set to Fixed, your device uses a private address, but the private address doesn’t rotate, regardless of the network's security or length of time since you last joined the network. Your device chooses Fixed by default when joining a new network that uses WPA2 or stronger security.

Rotating: When set to Rotating, your device uses a private address that rotates to a different private address every 2 weeks. Your device chooses Rotating by default when joining a new network that uses weak security or no security.

12517 AS16509
11799 AS8151
10099 AS9808
7704 AS12479
6259 AS174
6195 AS7545
5077 AS4538
4750 AS39891
4692 AS11492
4492 AS18403

6026 AS11172
5457 AS16509
5217 AS9808
3709 AS18403
3157 AS7552
3061 AS45609
2562 AS60539
1897 AS39891
1885 AS24547
1818 AS13335

I know that some of you lost faith, but it's real! We are releasing BIRD version 3.0.0. After more than 5 years of sustained development, we came to conclusion that it's stable enough to be released. The feature list is the same as BIRD 2.16.

But this version is multithreaded. By default, it spins one worker thread for BGP, BMP, RPKI and Pipe, another one for BFD, and the rest stays in the main thread.

To enable this, we had to do a huge amount of internal reworks, so the table and channel implementation is very much different now. The protocols stayed almost the same.

There are some minor breaking changes in config and CLI, most notably unified route attribute names to the filter variant. We are expecting to add a compatibility mode for the CLI. Anyway, it should be possible to reuse most of the configs and CLI scriptings from BIRD 2.

The memory consumption has gone up significantly. We are still working on reducing the memory footprint and the next versions should be better in that.

There is some documentation about what has changed between BIRD 2 and BIRD 3 from the users' perspective in doc/migration-bird3.md. if you find anything missing in that file, please send a patch, it would be deeply appreciated.

We are expecting to keep developing BIRD 2 and BIRD 3 side by side for some more time as there are some old branches rooted in BIRD 2. New projects and contributions should primarily target BIRD 3 though.

Thank you for running BIRD and testing the alpha versions. Your feedback and contributions have been instrumental in reaching this milestone. We look forward to hearing your experience with BIRD 3.

As always, the tarball is available at https://bird.network.cz/download/bird-3.0.0.tar.gz and you can also setup our BIRD 3 repositories for Debian and Ubuntu: 
https://pkg.labs.nic.cz/doc/?project=bird

Let me thank the whole BIRD team and specifically Maria as the team leader! Thank you so much guys!

Merry routing!

On behalf of the BIRD team
Ondrej