General Chat

what would happen if i was using me next door neighbours internet
ie conecting to there router would i then be on there ip addy or wld my puter have its own n route thro there but still show upas me not them?

no its their ip addy stray......... xxx

Sorry put a debate up and got sidetracked with kids and Liz from GR helping me with fam history!!

Tony good to see you, the lady i know has her income topped up to more ina month than we get and has help, even she said,m as a christian, why be married?

caz xx

Sorry for going off topic RR...Stray **coughs ** anorack...

By the year 2010 we are all out of IP addy........so they are working on a new system to use more numbers ......but the computers still ....in a way work on 1000111001010100001 but we have fooled the systems into thinking that 6 is 1110 and so on .....but soon all numbers will be used ............

ohh thanz kaz xx


EDITED to "slap" hayley

Kemp, is it possible that you could perhaps translate just a little bit of that into English, please? lol

Good thinking Stray ............Link up to next door and surf the naughty net .........LOL

well I,ll try Tony ...which bit !!!???

Thank gowd someone else said that..I may of got me head bitten off..lol

no problem Hayley lol..... it is interesting (if incomprehensible to me lol) my son knows all about binary and all that jazz...... I have found my IP number though, knew I had seen it somewhere! it is on my email page right at the bottom :)

xx

Alcomputers work with 1 and 0 .....nothing else .....but we have Fooled them into thinking that 6 might be 10001.......
and 9 might be 100111111
and so on .........so it thinks thanks is
1001111101010001010100101010101010010

but with the new system g is 1111001111
and so on for all letters

lol kemp
i dont do norty net
hope me neighbours dont either haha

like c = 1000 x = 2000

so to shorten the address cx10011 ?

And that was in English?

It's actually quite simple and straightforward.

A IP Address is the unique 32 bit number assigned to each computer connected to the Internet and used by the TCP/IP protocol to route packets of data to their destinations. The number is usually written in shorthand "dotted octet" notation in which the 32 bit address is grouped into four sets of 8 bits. Each of those eight-bit sets is converted into a decimal number, and the four resulting decimal numbers are written separated by dots.

Some are fixed, some are not.

Thats about it Tony W are you working on the new system to .........??

Well mine actually routes through Algeria, via Asia, stopping off in Japan, Australasia, Hawaii and the eastern seaboard before getting to it's destination.

Mine aint that clever ......sadley ...wish it was !! ...LOL........................

so tell me why people think that if they get your IP addy they know where you are !!?? and can tell the police and lawyers ??

so what is the debate about ?

99% of IP addresses are immediately traceable unless you actually go out of your way to alter your routing.