Scary Hacker Watch out!!

[Drunken_Shinobi]

The anti-retard hacker IP.

Originally Posted by MrNaPaLm32

Congradulations, he didnt hack himself.

You cant hack, so just shutup.

you don't know much about me so I'd stfu if I were you Mr. I'm So Special





Special Ed

[MeTal CaNdYcaNe]

Originally Posted by Frookie

you don't know much about me so I'd stfu if I were you Mr. I'm So Special





Special Ed

I wouldn't be talking either Mr. I'm not funny. And I would try to come up wiht a better comeback than STFU. that seems to be all you can say lately.

[MrNaPaLm32]

Originally Posted by pr0n_rulez

Napalm you have it wrong pal. 127.0.0.1 is your own IP adress. If you use a program and enter that IP adress, it will attack your own computer.

haha, WRONG, 127.0.0.1 is NOT your own IP Address. You maybe should take that 1337 hacker userbar out of your sig. Its the localhost. And again, you dont hack someones computer with an IP address.

and plus you cant attack 127.0.0.1, if your on a normal computer...theres nothing there.

[MrNaPaLm32]

Originally Posted by Frookie

you don't know much about me so I'd stfu if I were you Mr. I'm So Special

Frookie...you dont even know what a keygen is, you said it was 'some kind of decoder thingy'. which is completely off base. So yes, I do know a lot about your knowledge of computers.

[MrNaPaLm32]

Originally Posted by diet poop

everyone knows that. And yes, you do hack computers using their IP address, thats how you contact the target computer for doing anything pretty much.

nah, you use the residential gateway. it looks similar to this.

~java@euirc-a97f9137.dip.t-dialin.net

IP addresses are extremely general. If your using say AOL you and 5 other peple could have the exact same IP address.

[blackice]

the entire internet runs off ip addresses. the hostnames are there only for the convienience of the users. the internet in general does not understand them.

Originally Posted by MrNaPaLm32

Frookie...you dont even know what a keygen is, you said it was 'some kind of decoder thingy'. which is completely off base. So yes, I do know a lot about your knowledge of computers.

a keygen generates a key for programs so you don't have to pay for them duh

Originally Posted by Frookie

a keygen generates a key for programs so you don't have to pay for them duh

I know this is off topic, but if you unfocus your eyes and stare at your avatar, it gives you a headache.

it's not just any normal avatar, it's a RAVEATAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

it would give my gay brother seizures too because he's epileptic

Napalm doesn't know everything that I know about computers so ha, you've been burned Napalm

[viper.gtsr]

Originally Posted by MrNaPaLm32

haha, WRONG, 127.0.0.1 is NOT your own IP Address. You maybe should take that 1337 hacker userbar out of your sig. Its the localhost. And again, you dont hack someones computer with an IP address.

and plus you cant attack 127.0.0.1, if your on a normal computer...theres nothing there.

If not with the IP, what do hackers use then?

this should help viper.gtsr

http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article...6,pg,2,00.asp#

[viper.gtsr]

Originally Posted by Frookie

this should help viper.gtsr

http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article...6,pg,2,00.asp#

Thanks.

[MrNaPaLm32]

Originally Posted by Frookie

iNapalm doesn't know everything that I know about computers so ha, you've been burned Napalm

You can stop trying now.

Originally Posted by Frookie

this should help viper.gtsr

http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article...6,pg,2,00.asp#

why the hell are you reading PC World? Thats like the computer magazine for dummies.

[MrNaPaLm32]

Originally Posted by blackice

the entire internet runs off ip addresses. the hostnames are there only for the convienience of the users. the internet in general does not understand them.

I was aware that IP addresses are not very accurate. As I stated before, on large ISP's there can be people who have the same IP address.

[viper.gtsr]

Can't you combine your posts?

[blackice]

Originally Posted by MrNaPaLm32

I was aware that IP addresses are not very accurate. As I stated before, on large ISP's there can be people who have the same IP address.

Except in very rare situations (such as clustering), it is impossible for 2 separate devices to share the same routable ip address. If you're seeing the same address somewhere, it's either a proxy or a nated connection. I can guarantee the machines originating the request behind that proxy/nat device have their own unique address.

[MrNaPaLm32]

Originally Posted by viper.gtsr

Can't you combine your posts?

I'm a 'moderator' so it wont let e wthout editing. Its kind-of annoying.

Originally Posted by Blackice

Except in very rare situations (such as clustering), it is impossible for 2 separate devices to share the same routable ip address. If you're seeing the same address somewhere, it's either a proxy or a nated connection. I can guarantee the machines originating the request behind that proxy/nat device have their own unique address.

MAC addresses are absolute too arn't they? because they're not dynamic.

[blackice]

Originally Posted by MrNaPaLm32

MAC addresses are absolute too arn't they?

In theory they are. Its possible to change MACs so there's no guarantee that they are unique everywhere, but as they are only visible to other directly connected devices, its not critical as long as they're not on the same network segment.

Originally Posted by MrNaPaLm32

You can stop trying now.



why the hell are you reading PC World? Thats like the computer magazine for dummies.

I wasn't reading it, he wanted the info, I gave him a link to something with it

wow what an idiot

[MrNaPaLm32]

you might want to use the quote button there pal.

[Drunken_Shinobi]

Originally Posted by Hellraiser

wow what an idiot

Yes we know "he" is?

[Boong]

Originally Posted by Frookie

Napalm doesn't know everything that I know about computers so ha, you've been burned Napalm

what?

[MrNaPaLm32]

Originally Posted by Boong

what?

exactly what I was thinking.