Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
>
can't be done I'm afraid, no matter how hard you look - there is
*always* a way around it.
only thing you can do is in certain situations ensure that whatever
important 'act' is carried out is limited to a fixed person with some
personally identifiable data; for instance requiring an address and
passport / driving license number for airplane ticket deliver and so forth.
To illustrate, before me now on my 'single' machine, I have the primary
OS, and two more running in virtual box's; each one has several
browsers; and to compound matters I'm hooked up to 2 different networks;
and on one of those I can change IP whenever I want. Perhaps only deep
packet inspection shared between the different ISPs I use and some kind
of knowledge on their part between who in the household is using which
machine to do what @ each certain time.
Good luck though :)
Nathan
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