Sandisk loves Vis Maior , whisper me or talk on trade to get a sandisk shirt for free =)
or call me at 407-733-5836 to confirm i love vis maior.
Love always
Robbie the great
Sandisk is a stupid faggot who needs to get off our forums.
Sandisk
Re: Sandisk
wow lol... he's a good kid bro.
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Re: Sandisk
Rensy wrote:wow lol... he's a good kid bro.
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Adolf Hitler could walk into this conversation and you'd find some way to placate him, wouldn't you? :(
--Azurai
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Kalidandria
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Re: Sandisk
For once I agree with Az...
Hell froze over. I'm sure of it. My toes are cold.
Hell froze over. I'm sure of it. My toes are cold.
The laughter penetrates my silence.
As drunken men find flaws in science.
Their words mostly noises.
Ghost with just voices.
Your words in my memory.
Like music to me.
As drunken men find flaws in science.
Their words mostly noises.
Ghost with just voices.
Your words in my memory.
Like music to me.
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Bleedo
Re: Sandisk
You kinda stopped being able to fuck with people a while ago, when ISP's started creating layers upon layers of subnets and shit. The best we can do with an IP address now is trace it to a house in some suburb somewhere, then pay him a little visit with aluminum baseball bats and socks full of nickels.
Re: Sandisk
Sandisk: 205.188.116.12
enjoy!
enjoy!
Re: Sandisk
Umm nope, that's the IP for an AOL web proxy :(Reedu wrote:Sandisk: 205.188.116.12
enjoy!
Re: Sandisk
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...I would say /doh, but AOLROFL!
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...I would say /doh, but AOLROFL!
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Bleedo
Re: Sandisk
Eh, that IP terminates right now at a tier 1 backbone subnet. It just so happens that Time Warner owns the subnet in question, which is why any reverse DNS lookup would return an AOL hostname. If the IP was still alive and active there's a very good chance it could hop to any number of other networks before ultimately arriving at Sandisk's computer - which may or may not be a part of AOL's network.
If I had to wager a guess, I'd say that Sandisk is actually a broadband user, and is utilizing either the RoadRunner network or one of Time Warner's other less well known high-speed subsidiaries.
Just my 2 cents.
If I had to wager a guess, I'd say that Sandisk is actually a broadband user, and is utilizing either the RoadRunner network or one of Time Warner's other less well known high-speed subsidiaries.
Just my 2 cents.
Re: Sandisk
I was gonna be all lolbandisk and call it a day, but then people got all serious on me. /sigh
Anyways, yes, that IP is for an AOL proxy cache. People can set up an AOL accounts to go through an AOL proxy to take advantage of AOL's firewall, filtering, and ISP cache. Up until late 2006, people use this proxy to bypass IP restrictions. In late 2006, AOL started sending "X-Forwarded-For" headers, which identifies the home IP address for all requests behind the proxy, which makes it possible to ban individual users behind the proxy.
Unsurprisingly, vanilla phpbb3 doesn't have support for this header. I banned the AOL proxy address because it's really only going to be used by internet vandals and people who want really big firewalls and filters (i.e. not any serious gamers). There's probably a phpbb3 mod that would allow banning based on X-Forwarded-For headers, which I could look into if this causes a problem.
Anyways, yes, that IP is for an AOL proxy cache. People can set up an AOL accounts to go through an AOL proxy to take advantage of AOL's firewall, filtering, and ISP cache. Up until late 2006, people use this proxy to bypass IP restrictions. In late 2006, AOL started sending "X-Forwarded-For" headers, which identifies the home IP address for all requests behind the proxy, which makes it possible to ban individual users behind the proxy.
Unsurprisingly, vanilla phpbb3 doesn't have support for this header. I banned the AOL proxy address because it's really only going to be used by internet vandals and people who want really big firewalls and filters (i.e. not any serious gamers). There's probably a phpbb3 mod that would allow banning based on X-Forwarded-For headers, which I could look into if this causes a problem.