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simple i want you to add your support for getting snuggly to give us the email addesses of people like loopy,so we can destroy them.
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No, Longhorn is definitely real.
Muh.
Microsoft.
Microsoft.
Yeh, XP was kept under complete lockdown.
It's like the new longhorn one, we dont even know if its even real or not.
It's like the new longhorn one, we dont even know if its even real or not.
Muh.
Gayest. Idea. EvA.
Gayest. Idea. EvA.
DiscoDexy wrote:
> No, i think it was the XP code m8.
Nah - it was parts of NT and 2000.
> No, i think it was the XP code m8.
Nah - it was parts of NT and 2000.
And if they have a dynamic IP you're screwed with that idea anyway...
Edgy wrote:
> If you block IPs, and they're not fixed IPs, then when someone else
> gains that same IP number - they are going to be punished for doing
> nothing.
Plus most broadband ISPs assign an IP to a server - meaning the IP is not specific to one person (I think).
> If you block IPs, and they're not fixed IPs, then when someone else
> gains that same IP number - they are going to be punished for doing
> nothing.
Plus most broadband ISPs assign an IP to a server - meaning the IP is not specific to one person (I think).
No, i think it was the XP code m8.
Lindgren wrote:
> The idea of giving out email addresses is ridiculous. Its a breach of
> privacy.
Edgy wrote:
> I disagree - it would be a breach of the data protection act - even if
> Loopy does sit on traffic cones for a living.
> The idea of giving out email addresses is ridiculous. Its a breach of
> privacy.
Edgy wrote:
> I disagree - it would be a breach of the data protection act - even if
> Loopy does sit on traffic cones for a living.
The idea of giving out email addresses is ridiculous. Its a breach of privacy.
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