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Originally posted by HotDamnImAPhiMu
So here's a dumb question. How exactly does an IP check work?
I thought your computer gets one every time you log on. So, on a LAN, you'd just have one for awhile, but a dialup you'd switch pretty frequently.
I'm guessing that's not right, though, or an IP check would be pretty pointless.
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Even dynamic IPs are issued in 'blocks' corresponding to the physical area that you 'dialed' from - the odds of two computers dialing to the same bank of computers (or college dorm complex, or dsl routing station, or etc) are relatively small.
When I talk like this, it is quite difficult to have sex.
-RC
--I wish my first post hadn't been deleted . . . it was The Truth(c)