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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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Yer ok.
But changing your I.P is illegal, so don't do it.
But changing your I.P is illegal, so don't do it.
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Im sorry didnt i mention the I.P changing programme, i should know
> mate i do it.
That's beside the point. I was showing you that your #1 and #2 were basically the same thing.
> Im sorry didnt i mention the I.P changing programme, i should know
> mate i do it.
That's beside the point. I was showing you that your #1 and #2 were basically the same thing.
Memorandum! wrote:
> Plus, if your ISP gives you a static IP, when you log onto your
> account it'll always be the same, whether you format or not.
Im sorry didnt i mention the I.P changing programme, i should know mate i do it.
> Plus, if your ISP gives you a static IP, when you log onto your
> account it'll always be the same, whether you format or not.
Im sorry didnt i mention the I.P changing programme, i should know mate i do it.
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.
Don't be stupid.
> 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.
Don't be stupid.
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
>
> 2. Most I.P addresses change each time you log on the internet.
You do realise that both of those are basically the same?
If you format your hard drive you're going to have to log onto the internet again after you re-install Windows, so it's entirely pointless.
Plus, if your ISP gives you a static IP, when you log onto your account it'll always be the same, whether you format or not.
> have a different I.P address.
>
> 2. Most I.P addresses change each time you log on the internet.
You do realise that both of those are basically the same?
If you format your hard drive you're going to have to log onto the internet again after you re-install Windows, so it's entirely pointless.
Plus, if your ISP gives you a static IP, when you log onto your account it'll always be the same, whether you format or not.
Belldandy wrote:
> EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Na, two things wrong:
>
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
>
> Your HDD has no bearing on the IP you get, it's assigned by a server
> when you connect to your ISP. Wiping the HDD only appears to erase
> your files/records, you need a proper program to remove traces beyond
> recovery.
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.
> EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Na, two things wrong:
>
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
>
> Your HDD has no bearing on the IP you get, it's assigned by a server
> when you connect to your ISP. Wiping the HDD only appears to erase
> your files/records, you need a proper program to remove traces beyond
> recovery.
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.
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Na, two things wrong:
>
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
Your HDD has no bearing on the IP you get, it's assigned by a server when you connect to your ISP. Wiping the HDD only appears to erase your files/records, you need a proper program to remove traces beyond recovery.
> 2. Most I.P addresses change each time you log on the internet.
Only on dial up, and only within a certain range. Reckon the guy is on broadband, meaning he most likely has a static IP
> 3. You can get programs that either, scramble your I.P or change it
> whenever you like/
They also screw your ability to log into things like chat forums/MSN/Hotmail
> Na, two things wrong:
>
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
Your HDD has no bearing on the IP you get, it's assigned by a server when you connect to your ISP. Wiping the HDD only appears to erase your files/records, you need a proper program to remove traces beyond recovery.
> 2. Most I.P addresses change each time you log on the internet.
Only on dial up, and only within a certain range. Reckon the guy is on broadband, meaning he most likely has a static IP
> 3. You can get programs that either, scramble your I.P or change it
> whenever you like/
They also screw your ability to log into things like chat forums/MSN/Hotmail
Lil Ginge wrote:
>
> Ok everyone..altogether now for a bug girly..
>
>
> *OOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo*
What?
>
> Ok everyone..altogether now for a bug girly..
>
>
> *OOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo*
What?
Lil Ginge wrote:
> He's not working I don't think today...sick..
Yeah, and he'd still be working at five past ten anyway...
> He's not working I don't think today...sick..
Yeah, and he'd still be working at five past ten anyway...
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Na, two things wrong:
>
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
>
> 2. Most I.P addresses change each time you log on the internet.
>
> 3. You can get programs that either, scramble your I.P or change it
> whenever you like/
>
> Ok three things wrong, but banning the I.P is a short simple
> solution.
Ok everyone..altogether now for a bug girly..
*OOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo*
> Na, two things wrong:
>
> 1.Format your HDD, then when you go back on the internet you will
> have a different I.P address.
>
> 2. Most I.P addresses change each time you log on the internet.
>
> 3. You can get programs that either, scramble your I.P or change it
> whenever you like/
>
> Ok three things wrong, but banning the I.P is a short simple
> solution.
Ok everyone..altogether now for a bug girly..
*OOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo*
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