On Tue, 11 Mar 2008, Brim wrote:
Could it be that whatISmyip.org returns the white page with the ip address,
but whatSmyip.org (no i) brings up the web page with the Obama add in the
corner.
Two different urls and web pages
At least it is on my Firefox..
Brian wins the prize! Good eyes!
The www.whatsmyip.org is a pile of stuff site. For all we know the
Obama 08 tab could be just another paid ad on the site but that is
unlikely. I haven't given up on a site that has something I really
want to use on it just because they have an annoying ad.
That site has pretty useful set of
http://whatsmyip.org/ gives you the full page with the Obama ad.
http://whatismyip.org/ gives you your IP address in the upper left hand corner
of a white page.
Count the letters.
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Typo's, typo's typo's! Thanks for solving the mystery. That will teach
me to cut and paste without looking carefully.
Richard P.
Brim wrote:
Could it be that whatISmyip.org returns the white page with the ip address,
but whatSmyip.org (no i) brings up the web page with the Obama add in the
I just noticed a small Obama 08 badge in the corner of the home page at
whatsmyip.org. I have not seen such politicking on non-political web
sites before. Have others noticed such? Where?
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Quoting Richard P. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In Firefox, Alt-Enter automatically adds the http://www. at the
beginning and the .org at the end to what ever is in the address bar.
In this case, all I had to type in was whatsmyip instead of the whole
URL.
Richard P.
no matter which i do, I get the
No, I can not say as I have noticed commercial sites take a political
stance for a candidate. Seems kind of stupid as they risk alienating
potential eyeballs and thus loosing future add revenue.
On Mar 11, 2008, at 10:28 AM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
I just noticed a small Obama 08 badge in the
when I access the site using FireFox (Version 2.0 on my iMac), I get just a
blank screen with my IP number. Nothing else. Very weird.
Mical Wilmoth Carton
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Very interesting.
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox (Win) I get a white page with
just my IP listed. Show
FWIW, I don't see anything but my IP at that url.
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 6:21 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just noticed a small Obama 08 badge in the corner of the home page at
whatismyip.org. I have not seen such politicking on non-political web
sites before. Have others
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008, Tom Piwowar wrote:
I just noticed a small Obama 08 badge in the corner of the home page at
whatismyip.org. I have not seen such politicking on non-political web
sites before. Have others noticed such? Where?
I don't see it. However, I have heard that some ISPs have begun
FWIW, I don't see anything but my IP at that url.
Very interesting.
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox (Win) I get a white page with
just my IP listed. Show source shows no HTML, just the IP number.
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox (Mac) I get a colorful page
with my IP in
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008, Tom Piwowar wrote:
FWIW, I don't see anything but my IP at that url.
Very interesting.
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox (Win) I get a white page with
just my IP listed. Show source shows no HTML, just the IP number.
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox
Hmmm I got a big white page with my IP in the upper left corner in
both Firefox and Safari on my iMac.
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 7:33 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW, I don't see anything but my IP at that url.
Very interesting.
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox
If I let Firefox search for the right address by typing in whatsmyip.org
and pressing enter, it comes up with the white screen and ip address as
described below. If I type in the complete address:
http://whatsmyip.org/ , or type in whatsmyip and Alt-Enter, it comes up
with the correct home
Same with my OSX firefox 2.0.0.11. I can't wait to hear an explanation.
Chaels
On Mar 10, 2008, at 7:37 PM, Richard P. wrote:
If I let Firefox search for the right address by typing in
whatsmyip.org and pressing enter, it comes up with the white screen
and ip address as described below.
no matter which i do, I get the page with Obama in upper L (aslant)
what does Alt-Enter do?
Richard P. wrote:
If I let Firefox search for the right address by typing in
whatsmyip.org and pressing enter, it comes up with the white screen
and ip address as described below. If I type in the
On Mar 10, 2008, at 7:33 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox (Mac) I get a colorful page
with my IP in big type, a What's New blog, a sidebar full of other
services, and another sidebar full of Google ads.
I do not get anything such as you describe except for
I just used IE and got everything, including the Obama 08 in the upper left.
Stewart
At 09:22 PM 3/10/2008, you wrote:
no matter which i do, I get the page with Obama in upper L (aslant)
what does Alt-Enter do?
Richard P. wrote:
If I let Firefox search for the right address by typing in
I used Opera and Firefox and got the exact same results.
Stewart
At 09:22 PM 3/10/2008, you wrote:
no matter which i do, I get the page with Obama in upper L (aslant)
what does Alt-Enter do?
Richard P. wrote:
If I let Firefox search for the right address by typing in
whatsmyip.org and
On Mar 10, 2008, at 8:37 PM, Richard P. wrote:
If I let Firefox search for the right address by typing in
whatsmyip.org and pressing enter, it comes up with the white screen
and ip address as described below. If I type in the complete
address: http://whatsmyip.org/ , or type in whatsmyip
...type in whatsmyip and Alt-Enter, it comes up with the correct home
page. It is an unexpected result, to say the least but I don't know why.
Confirmed in IE 7. It's there.
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In Firefox, Alt-Enter automatically adds the http://www. at the
beginning and the .org at the end to what ever is in the address bar. In
this case, all I had to type in was whatsmyip instead of the whole URL.
Richard P.
no matter which i do, I get the page with Obama in upper L (aslant)
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