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Ok.
Is there any way in which you can get this "Generation Terrorist's" IP (I thought most forums logged it when the account was made), and then compare it to past account's?
Ok, it'd take ages, but isn't there some scripting that allows to you automatically search for other account's matching that IP?
It'd end a lot of fuss.
I agree there's no need to release the person's name (ie, account name) onto the forums, as this'd cause uproar from members etc.
I dunno, proceed as you see fit.
You do anyway.
:-D
Just a suggestion.
Is there any way in which you can get this "Generation Terrorist's" IP (I thought most forums logged it when the account was made), and then compare it to past account's?
Ok, it'd take ages, but isn't there some scripting that allows to you automatically search for other account's matching that IP?
It'd end a lot of fuss.
I agree there's no need to release the person's name (ie, account name) onto the forums, as this'd cause uproar from members etc.
I dunno, proceed as you see fit.
You do anyway.
:-D
Just a suggestion.
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Yes, when you are using a dial up connection the I.P address does change each time, you are right there.
But with most broadband ISP's the I.P is static, i know that mine is, but you can get software to change that, but it is actually illegal to change your I.P using this software.
But with most broadband ISP's the I.P is static, i know that mine is, but you can get software to change that, but it is actually illegal to change your I.P using this software.
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Dude i do know, i was telling my mate the same thing 2 days ago.
>
> I build and repair computers ya know.
Is there no end to your talents ? I do hope you're keeping track of them all...
> Dude i do know, i was telling my mate the same thing 2 days ago.
>
> I build and repair computers ya know.
Is there no end to your talents ? I do hope you're keeping track of them all...
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Thats not interialy true,
Er...
What?
> Thats not interialy true,
Er...
What?
Oops.
> Neo wrote:
Why another post on this ?
There are plenty where you could have asked/posted this.
***
Yes, but he isn't gonna read through lots of dead topics, is he?
I addressed it to him so he'd see it instantly, as it's a topic in it's own.
> Neo wrote:
Why another post on this ?
There are plenty where you could have asked/posted this.
***
Yes, but he isn't gonna read through lots of dead topics, is he?
I addressed it to him so he'd see it instantly, as it's a topic in it's own.
Azul wrote:
> Robin wrote:
>
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
> ***
> I doubt he'd do that to be honest. And, erm. It's utterly pointless,
> considering it'd do fack all.
>
> *****
>
> Ok, happy ladies?
Thats not interialy true, formatting your HDD will erase files.
So it wont to nothing. :D
> Robin wrote:
>
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
> ***
> I doubt he'd do that to be honest. And, erm. It's utterly pointless,
> considering it'd do fack all.
>
> *****
>
> Ok, happy ladies?
Thats not interialy true, formatting your HDD will erase files.
So it wont to nothing. :D
TGMbloke wrote:
> Ermmm....No its not. If you dial up a modem number, disconnect and
> dial again you get a new one.
Yes it is illegal to own I.P changing software.
> Ermmm....No its not. If you dial up a modem number, disconnect and
> dial again you get a new one.
Yes it is illegal to own I.P changing software.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> let's not add any more hype to this situation than it already needs,
> huh?
***
Er, how is this adding hype?
I am asking a question based on general internet computing and technology to someone who knows what they're talking about. Well, sort of.
Also, he's a staff member to the site, so I addressed the topic to him directly so he'd see it when he was working.
Ok Capitano?
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> Neo wrote:
Why another post on this ?
There are plenty where you could have asked/posted this.
***
Blank wrote:
> Yeah, and he'd still be working at five past ten anyway...
***
Yes, but he'll see it when he gets to work, won't he?
:)
As I said, I addressed it directly to him so he'd notice it.
I doubt he's going to read through countless dead topics to see if anyone's asking him.
Also, this particular topic has no direct relevance to other topics already made - this is about a particular subject.
***
No point in people getting involved who have nothing to do with the situation
***
Er, I'm not. I was asking a question. Sheesh.
Robin wrote:
1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will have a different I.P address.
***
I doubt he'd do that to be honest. And, erm. It's utterly pointless, considering it'd do fack all.
*****
Ok, happy ladies?
> let's not add any more hype to this situation than it already needs,
> huh?
***
Er, how is this adding hype?
I am asking a question based on general internet computing and technology to someone who knows what they're talking about. Well, sort of.
Also, he's a staff member to the site, so I addressed the topic to him directly so he'd see it when he was working.
Ok Capitano?
***
> Neo wrote:
Why another post on this ?
There are plenty where you could have asked/posted this.
***
Blank wrote:
> Yeah, and he'd still be working at five past ten anyway...
***
Yes, but he'll see it when he gets to work, won't he?
:)
As I said, I addressed it directly to him so he'd notice it.
I doubt he's going to read through countless dead topics to see if anyone's asking him.
Also, this particular topic has no direct relevance to other topics already made - this is about a particular subject.
***
No point in people getting involved who have nothing to do with the situation
***
Er, I'm not. I was asking a question. Sheesh.
Robin wrote:
1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will have a different I.P address.
***
I doubt he'd do that to be honest. And, erm. It's utterly pointless, considering it'd do fack all.
*****
Ok, happy ladies?
Dude i do know, i was telling my mate the same thing 2 days ago.
I build and repair computers ya know.
I build and repair computers ya know.
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Yer ok.
>
> But changing your I.P is illegal, so don't do it.
But a few posts down...
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote: I
>m sorry didnt i mention the I.P changing programme, i should know mate i >do it.
*sighs*
> Yer ok.
>
> But changing your I.P is illegal, so don't do it.
But a few posts down...
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote: I
>m sorry didnt i mention the I.P changing programme, i should know mate i >do it.
*sighs*
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Na there is internet files and stuff, if you format it then all you
> history from sites and everything will go, and if you have broadband
> the I.P will change.
Right, time for a quick lesson in Windows. When you delete a file, or format a hard drive, the information only appears to be gone. On screen, your file is gone. But, on the actual hard drive, that information is still there. But, because you have deleted it, the hard drive adds the file size to the amount of free space available, but because most hard drives are so large, then it's not likely that all the information you ever delete will be gone.
Example.
You download a 100mb movie, and your hard drive space is 2 GB
You delete the movie, your hard drive space is 2.1 GB BUT that 100mb movie is still on the hard drive in part unless you fill the whole 2.1 GB up. And if you fill the hard drive then the PC won't work properly.
Same goes for formatting a disc, it only appear wiped, the info is still there, retrievable with the right software.
> Na there is internet files and stuff, if you format it then all you
> history from sites and everything will go, and if you have broadband
> the I.P will change.
Right, time for a quick lesson in Windows. When you delete a file, or format a hard drive, the information only appears to be gone. On screen, your file is gone. But, on the actual hard drive, that information is still there. But, because you have deleted it, the hard drive adds the file size to the amount of free space available, but because most hard drives are so large, then it's not likely that all the information you ever delete will be gone.
Example.
You download a 100mb movie, and your hard drive space is 2 GB
You delete the movie, your hard drive space is 2.1 GB BUT that 100mb movie is still on the hard drive in part unless you fill the whole 2.1 GB up. And if you fill the hard drive then the PC won't work properly.
Same goes for formatting a disc, it only appear wiped, the info is still there, retrievable with the right software.
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