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My previous response on this email was rejected by GoaNet Admin team, because
it contained pointed information on how to cover one's tracks on the INTERNET.
I am re-submitting my response after removing the concerned information.
However, if one wishes, they can verify the header information on this email
and come to their own conclusions.
- Jim
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Back from my vacation and thought I'd put these suckers in place once and for
good ...
It is no coincidence that some people have their brains running at a very low
processing capacity. Therefore, it is expected to see some of these brains
running at the level as that of a finch - which goes to prove that these guys
can't even understand that I am playing a little chess game with them!
By the time their brain evolves to the level of a Homo sapien (modern), the
smart guys on the block would have already made the finch research look
obsolete - by using the so called stem cells, gene therapy and other
regenerative medicine.
For the benefit of doubters, I have deliberately spoofed my IP ...
[ Information removed ]
The public IP on this email is going to be a randomly selected IP . With this
fake public IP, please go find me in Germany or Dallas or Chicago or some such
place - while I sit in New York and go about my daily business.
Let me say this once again - everything on the INTERNET can be cooked. This is
just a simple example of how things can be made to look.
If you wish to know how I did it .....
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Now please go ahead and send the $100 to GoaNet :) .
Jim F
New York.
--- On Fri, 9/3/10, Santosh Helekar <[email protected]> wrote:
> From: Santosh Helekar <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [Goanet] My $100 Challenge - Tech Explanation In Simple English
> To: " estb. 1994!Goa's premiere mailing list" <[email protected]>
> Date: Friday, September 3, 2010, 6:25 AM
> --- On Thu, 9/2/10, Jim Fernandes
> <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> >
> > Finally, when you put together all the four tokens
> that
> > made up the IP address, all the email header did, is
> gave
> > you the "public" IP. As it's name implies, this IP is
> open
> > for anyone to see and you can't do CRAP with it. This
> is
> > akin to someone saying, "Hey look, I found your
> zipcode"
> > !!!
> >
>
> The above claim is misleading, as is the rest of this post.
> The IP address of any computer connected to the internet is
> by definition a public IP address. The so-called private IP
> addresses are reserved only for private intranets. It is the
> public IP address that reveals your geographical location or
> at least the geographical location of your local internet
> service provider. The private IP address is useless. It does
> not reveal your location or that of your ISP at all. It is
> simply an assignment of a local address for your computer in
> your own local intranet, such as your office or home
> network.
>
> In other words, it is the public IP address that uniquely
> identifies your computer on the internet at any given time.
> No two computers anywhere in the world would have the same
> public IP address at the same time. If your public IP
> address is static, it will be the same each time you connect
> to the internet. If it is a dynamic IP address then it will
> change each time you connect to the internet. So a public IP
> address at any given time is not like a zip code at all.
>
> So once again, there is no doubt that Mervyn won the $100
> challenge.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Santosh
>
