Fram Air Hog.... NOOOOOOOOO

[DeWynter]

On a side note....

I find it very interesting that your IP address is exactly the same as another user on this board.



The odds of two people having the same IP on the same message board are incredibly remote.

While I know it is very remote that two people may have the same IP many service providers use dynamic IP addresses that change every 7-14 days(to help stop servers) so it is possible. also if the person is computer smart they may be spoofing the IP as I do, so that No one can get my real IP. There are many other things I could go into about how IPs can look the same but be different such as NAT( network address transalation) If the two people are on the same ISP and the ISP uses NAT everyone looks like they have the same IP as the service provider will probably have only 5 Public IPs ( cheapers ISPs use this to keep down costs). This part of the reason we are going to have the Internet move to TCP/IP version 2. with an IP that can only have numbers from 1.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 that severly limits the amount of computers that can have true public IP addresses.

[Joe 1320]

While I know it is very remote that two people may have the same IP many service providers use dynamic IP addresses that change every 7-14 days(to help stop servers) so it is possible. also if the person is computer smart they may be spoofing the IP as I do, so that No one can get my real IP. There are many other things I could go into about how IPs can look the same but be different such as NAT( network address transalation) If the two people are on the same ISP and the ISP uses NAT everyone looks like they have the same IP as the service provider will probably have only 5 Public IPs ( cheapers ISPs use this to keep down costs). This part of the reason we are going to have the Internet move to TCP/IP version 2. with an IP that can only have numbers from 1.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 that severly limits the amount of computers that can have true public IP addresses.

Entirely possible, but it appears that grammer, syntax and a few other "footprints" are strangely similar.

[wolfdogs]

While I know it is very remote that two people may have the same IP many service providers use dynamic IP addresses that change every 7-14 days(to help stop servers) so it is possible. also if the person is computer smart they may be spoofing the IP as I do, so that No one can get my real IP. There are many other things I could go into about how IPs can look the same but be different such as NAT( network address transalation) If the two people are on the same ISP and the ISP uses NAT everyone looks like they have the same IP as the service provider will probably have only 5 Public IPs ( cheapers ISPs use this to keep down costs). This part of the reason we are going to have the Internet move to TCP/IP version 2. with an IP that can only have numbers from 1.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 that severly limits the amount of computers that can have true public IP addresses.

spoofin ur IP eh?

ok... ur on da list!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Rhode Island Red]

anonymizer

[Joe 1320]

anonymizer

That doesn't always work. Especially when you have to sign in with registered account.

Sometime it does, sometimes it doesn't.



In the case of what I just used to spoof mine, it does. However, it points out that an anonimizer is used.

[DeWynter]

spoofin ur IP eh?

ok... ur on da list!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey computers are my job, im a security freak!

[DeWynter]

Im just plesantly surprised you take such care in monitoring people, not many web boards do...

[wolfdogs]

Im just plesantly surprised you take such care in monitoring people, not many web boards do...

wev'e gone thru enough bs since 97 that we choose the "hard road" broh....

[Joe 1320]

Im just plesantly surprised you take such care in monitoring people, not many web boards do...

That's what seperates the board from the garden variety. People can build friendships based on truth, honesty and not have to deal with what happens on many other boards.

[DeWynter]

well Kudos to you guys for keeping the BS of the boards, I know I apprecite it very much, thanks!

[wolfdogs]

well Kudos to you guys for keeping the BS of the boards, I know I apprecite it very much, thanks!

and nice to know we got you in our 'quiver" too. may call on ya for a tracing job sometime if we cant do it....that ok?

[Trans Am]

While I know it is very remote that two people may have the same IP many service providers use dynamic IP addresses that change every 7-14 days(to help stop servers) so it is possible. also if the person is computer smart they may be spoofing the IP as I do, so that No one can get my real IP. There are many other things I could go into about how IPs can look the same but be different such as NAT( network address transalation) If the two people are on the same ISP and the ISP uses NAT everyone looks like they have the same IP as the service provider will probably have only 5 Public IPs ( cheapers ISPs use this to keep down costs). This part of the reason we are going to have the Internet move to TCP/IP version 2. with an IP that can only have numbers from 1.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 that severly limits the amount of computers that can have true public IP addresses.

hey, tell us how to do it some of os are beginners

[Kevin - Blown 95 TA]

well Kudos to you guys for keeping the BS of the boards, I know I apprecite it very much, thanks!

Yer kiddin, right?

[The Old Man]

Don't know an IP from a rhodants rectum. But if the foot print was not a size 12 it was not me!!!

[wolfdogs]

Don't know an IP from a rhodants rectum. But if the foot print was not a size 12 it was not me!!!

rectum heck! dern near killed em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!