deu SEX. think that's funny? no, it ain't ...

Naartjie on 20/2/2001 at 17:34

Well, how unfortunate. I must say, you really are a pool soul, not being able to visit such sites. It's a terrible shame that some people just don't realise the joy of free access to all for such exciting games sites as the ones you describel Your school must be exceptionally mean to block that kind of thing. Almost inhuman, really.

OH MY GOD! QUICK, CALL THE CENSORS! MY POOR CHILDREN'S PURE MINDS WILL BE FOULED BY THE USE OF THOSE THREE DEADY LETTERS WITHOUT AT LEAST 400 WORDS OF GOOD, PURE AND CLEAN LITERATURE IN BETWEEN! AAAAAAAAAH HELP HELP HELP LITTLE JONNY AND LITTLE SARAH WILL GET IDEAS FROM THIS FOUL AND DISGUSTING ABUSE OF OUR LANGUAGE, NEVER MIND THE HIDEOUS AMOUNT OF CAPITAL LETTERS I'M USING! WHAT NEXT? GUNS? DRUGS? SEX?

Naartjie

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PsiBGrat on 21/2/2001 at 01:43

College, 2 years ago. The word "Game" will stop you from being able to see websites. As will "Doom", "Quake" and "GTA".

But not sex, ****, ****, ****, or shockingly ****.

So there it is.

Many's song on 21/2/2001 at 10:53

Quote:

Originally posted by e5c4p3_artist:
Try reaching those sites by their IP addresses instead of their domain names:
(http://www.deusex-machina.com) www.deusex-machina.com = (http://208.213.130.217) http://208.213.130.217
(http://www.planetdeusex.com) www.planetdeusex.com = (http://207.199.1.139) http://207.199.1.139

Hey, how can you tell the IP adress of any domain name ?? This is damn handy.

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Lake on 21/2/2001 at 15:00

It is funny.

Yeah, it would helpful to know how to translate domain names into IP addresses.

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e5c4p3_artist on 21/2/2001 at 19:36

I just knew someone would eventually ask my secret for translating URLs into IP addresses! Oh well, secrets can't stay secrets forever!

Go here --> (http://www.webreference.com/cgi-bin/nslookup.cgi) DNS translator

Forsythe on 22/2/2001 at 00:56

Yah, or if that site ever goes down (we all know how stable .com's are), just search for 'nslookup' on Yahoo. Many .edu sites host nslookup pages, not to mention all the eccentric .com's that do as well.

nslookup is what e5c4p3_artist's link uses, and it just does a bare-bones translation between the hostname.domainname and ip address.

There are other utilities out there that do more (ping, traceroute, etc...), but they generally require understanding a touch more about networks. Look 'em up on the web if you're curious - it's worth it.

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Talgor on 23/2/2001 at 03:46

If using ping requires "more understanding of networks" then playing Tetris requires an advanced degree in mathemathics... ;)

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JordanCS on 23/2/2001 at 13:07

What Talgor is trying to say is that the easiest way to get an IP from a domain name is to simply ping the server. To do this: go to run on the start menu and type "ping planetdeusex.com" or whatever name you want to find out...the IP will appear next to the name while it pings it. If you want to see the name on screen for more than 6 seconds, just go to the DOS prompt and type the same thing. (when you do RUN, the window only stays open while it's pinging.)

Jordan

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