Philotic Web

So, Jayelle, you're saying it's wrong for me to use an anonymity network to protect my location when a PO Box does the same thing? It's wrong to try and get people to use anonymity networks with my experimental data to support it? Illogical. All these points I've been bringing up support using anonymity networks.

Whats wrong with a scientific experiment? Nothing. I can't run an experiment without getting baseless accusations of stalking?

Makes me think the United States is a lot better than Canada.

Makes me think the United States is a lot better than Canada.

I have absolutely no idea what you mean by this.

You need a subjunctive "wouldn't" instead of "won't", and colloquially, a person is "on" facebook, not "in".

Friends are people I know in real life.

Against my will, yes, I'm on Facebook. No, I will not be seeking you out or "Friending" you. Friends are people I know in real life. Yes, my email is hidden.

You need a subjunctive "wouldn't" instead of "won't", and colloquially, a person is "on" facebook, not "in".

Another option is "You guys don't happen to be on facebook".

Friends are people I know in real life.

Woah now condescending. Many people here, myself included, have friends (yes, real friends, imagine that!) from this board and from else where online. I'm not sure what your intention was with that post, but you sounded like an elitist, prick bastard to me.

Pweb is as real as anything you can touch, taste, smell, or hear. By my count, at least 18 members in the top 50 (by post count) have met at least 2 other Pwebbers; 1 has met at least one. Page two adds another 5 who've met at least 2 and another 7 who've met at least 1. They/we were all Real before they/we met, as were the connections they/we made. Your distinction between virtual and meatspace is garbage.

Those are just the people you've met, yes?

she's saying that she's real, then listed the proof.

I'd been around for nearly 7 years before EL and Rei made me real.

Pic related:

I'd been around for nearly 7 years before EL and Rei made me real.

I'm not real. *sad* Closest I've come is one phone conversation with an inactive pwebber, who, since he's inactive, obviously cannot vouch for my reality. And a few close calls. (E.g., people who were flying to North Dakota during the EXACT SAME TIME I was in Texas. For heaven's sake.)

Alas.

-shakes head- I tell you how to find the sender of an email from an IP address, and then you guys use it to try and find your own IP address from email headers... Or at least, that's what I can assume due to the crazy results. Based on that assumption, the effect would be that you're finding the initial sender of an email, and reporting it as your own IP address. However, I've tested two IP addresses given from email headers, and my own IP address, and two were in the same city as where the actual address was. And I knew their addresses because they were naive enough to give them to me. That's cause for concern.

Because I knew their exact geographic locations due to their naivete, I could check how far the IP lookup was from their actual house. The results are alarming. My IP lookup was 2.3 km away from my actual house and was in the same city. Peterlover14's IP lookup was 4.4 km from her actual house and was in the same city. Graff^'s IP lookup was 24.7 km from his actual house, very close in a rural area. All of these used no proxy server and used their actual IP address. So based on the data I have, IP addresses are reliable enough to find someone.
Since you're trying to use it to see your location from your IP address, I bet. you'll get closer results if you use this.
And don't change whatever is in the box either, as it should detect your
public IP.
If your email address is private, it won't detect it. It means you know what you're doing online. Plain and simple. Yet I'm getting flak for telling the masses how to do it and advocating privacy. It's freedom of information,
freedom of speech.

I think you have to meet at least 2 pwebbers to become real.