also sprach Martin G.H. Minkler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004.10.19.1907 +0200]:
> The background to my question is a 1.4MB IP blacklist I have to
> block. I traverse so that only incoming NEW from $DEV_INET is
> passing that chain, but appending the ruleset (i.e. at boottime)
> takes roughly 30min. So I was wondering whether inserting might be
> quicker :-)

Inserting is almost never quicker than appending. In fact, I am
having trouble coming up with a data structure where insertions are
as quick as appendages, provided, of course, that the difference
makes sense. After all, appendage is nothing but an insertion at
n+1.

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