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Approving Gay AVS Sites
Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 70
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Are you fucked up, kid? Must have had one beer too many . . . Listen, I don't get my info from people's sites, I get info from TEXTBOOKS. I am not going to post an entire chapter on TCP packets here. not for free, and for you anyway. And no one bragged about know how . . . I just brought up a point . . . and an elemental one at that. This thread will be here a long time. This is not some 14 year old game, the way you see it, where people must meet some inane little "challenge" and do "something cool" to impress others. If someone, knowledgeable in networking, can refute what I have said with facts, that would be fine . .. thing is, I KNOW what I am talking about - it'f FUCKING BASIC GUY CAN'T YOU UNDERSTAND? I haven't broken it down for you all the way, however, to someone who knows this stuff, what I am talking about is self-evident. You on the other hand are so lost, you can't differentiate between tracking and blocking . . . Yes, go on, keep chattering away the way I knew you would, but PLEASE PLEASE come back with some facts, as opposed to your pathetic wounded dog bile. Your sidekick, at least, brought up facts. And he brought up a reasonable point, only thing was, he made assumptions that were much too narrow, possibly owing to the fact that he is not that well acquainted with the subject. He deserves that much credit, that he came back with facts and an attempt at a debate, as opposed to your childish "challenges" and dares, all to get free information that you had no way of obtaining yourself. Point remains: you were caught posting under another account through MAC address tracking. Point remains: A packet sniffer can be used to determine the MAC address within a TCP packet. That tool, used in conjunction with others, can be used to ultimately (that's the point you still don't get . . . one address leads to another, and another, and another, until . . . bingo!) determine the MAC address of a computer connected to a server on the WAN. And that is ONE way. |
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