DaN K. StAnLeY
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Banned From LCF In Under 30 Minutes...
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1337m4n
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Well...sort of.
See, I can plug into UCF's public network, and that will give me the university's IP. I don't know if its a security measure or just a requirement of maintaining such a large network, but they change their IP every few days or so. So I use that to my advantage
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Well...sort of.
See, I can plug into UCF's public network, and that will give me the university's IP. I don't know if its a security measure or just a requirement of maintaining such a large network, but they change their IP every few days or so. So I use that to my advantage
i guess you are confusing the internal IP's that you get from the Universitys DHCP server. dependen on the lease time that will change for example every few days. but the IP wich the University is using to get into the Internet, is the IP they got from the ISP's DHCP server. and normaly that is not changing very often, sometimes that is even a fixed IP.
the IP you can see on your Computer, is only an internal IP. ( for example, 192.xxx.xxx.xxx )
jaydeehess
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A dynamic rather than static IP address. If the connection is unused for a period of time the Ip address is assigned to another user until the connection is used again. If one has a an ISP that uses dynamic addressing then every time you shut off the computer and let it sit like that for a little while the next time you turn it on and launch your e-mail or web program you will be assigned a different IP address from the ones registered by the ISP.
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even with dynamic IP, you can turn of your computer (or router) and aslong the leasetime is not over, you will get the same IP again when you turn on your computer or router.
i think he is confusing the 192.168.xxx.xxx LAN IP's with the WAN IP's
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There's a computer section for this kind of disucssion, but I'd really prefer it not to read as much like a 'how to be a sock puppet' lesson.
darn i keep geting OT, sorry
but the second part i did not understand.
but I'd really prefer it not to read as much like a 'how to be a sock puppet' lesson.
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Yes, you do, don't you. Please stop it.
but the second part i did not understand.
but I'd really prefer it not to read as much like a 'how to be a sock puppet' lesson.
Reading this thread looks to me as if it is giving some information about how to proxy an IP address, and circument sock detection methods. That may be fine regarding other forums, but we'd prefer people didn't give extra advice to potential sock puppets on how to hide their IPs and ISPs.
Facts at LCF; used only to ban. Summing up what 9/11 truth believes are best at.
Loose Change (LC) was based on pure fiction; nothing has changed.
Fiction and hearsay are the staples of LCF, get close to exposing that fact, and you could be banned.
Loose Change (LC) was based on pure fiction; nothing has changed.
Fiction and hearsay are the staples of LCF, get close to exposing that fact, and you could be banned.
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Think again. IIRC, about a 1-2 years ago, they banned nearly all of Germany (or some central Europe country). Others here I am sure can back me up on that recollection.
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Think again. IIRC, about a 1-2 years ago, they banned nearly all of Germany (or some central Europe country). Others here I am sure can back me up on that recollection.
TAM
mmh ok, i should not have doubted the crazyness of LC forum
Daald
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i think alsong they dont know how to Change theyr MAC address its ok
MAC address is not routed.
Well, I'm feeling kinda guilty. I was being obnoxious on the LCF forum by posting links to my new blog. Nothing terrible except that my blog is full of links to JREF, SLC, and a bunch of Gravies sites
After about 20-25 minutes I was called a "groupie" because im new to JREF so I guess that means I don't know enough to stick up for the vilified victims of 9/11. Also, since my blog is new and I don't profit from it, I'm not as smart as Dylan and Bermas. So for now I guess I'll work on getting my amount of posts up so I can earn the right to be a debunker. Maybe after I post 1000 threads I will have earned the right to know the "twoofer" secret about what happened to flight 93 and 77.
you were banned solely for the stupidity you so prominently display in your above posting.
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your router has a mac adress
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no thx, keep your card.
on JREF i laugh often more than when reading LCF.
i mean really, nobody ever toped Beachnuts huge rubber blocks.
Daald
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So does almost every device attached to a network. Doesn't change the fact that it does not get routed and irrelevant for blocking at the IP level.
Here is a link for you:
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=765054
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mmh, i guess your right.
i thaught your routers MAC adress will be included in the datapackages.