my brain file with it , psycopatt1
I appreciate the chance to be a part of this group.
Terrorist Sympathizers Suck.
Well that works. HA!HA!
BackupBoy out.

Hey, do I fail in recruitment if the only people I know are gossipy lefty musicians? The only 2 people I know who would take it seriously would drive us all crazy! There's no point in asking somebody who is just going to quit in a couple days... DesertSnow

Try the wiki out. click the "easy edit" box above.
Then try out the stuff in the "easyEdit toolbar" that opens above.
This page is for new members to pratice on, thanks to Soob,
Got the Idea from him. G

The Test Forum will be "cleaned" on a fairly regular basis to maintain a somewhat coherent environment for new members to monkey about with the wiki's various controls and options.
I've added a thread below to serve as an open source FAQ in which members can ask and answer wiki related questions. -Soob

Ok...Let's see if I can make this work...can I make the picture show?




Yay!! I did it.....catspajamas

That was easy enough. I'd add a funny picture if I had one handy. -justice1

Here you go justice1; I added a funny picture for you! Sabby

:) i hope i do good in this ....

I guess I'm getting the "hang" of it. Searched around for a text box and then used the return key and brought me down to the end!

I am honored to join you. Forum is self explanatory.OK then lets brainstorm and find some solutions to the danger our country is in. I am for closing the border, rights to bear arms and preserving American Sovernighty. (miss borderhawk :)

Too many times in the past I've askled myself "What can you do to help?"... Joining this team at least makes me think I have a chance to contribute.

I'd be a liability on the battlefield but in cyberwar I can probably do better than hold my own.



Wow, I feel better already and I haven't even done anything yet! --fyehoo

Internet Cafes:
mostly they use a proxy server, then the internet sees only the ip address of the computer which is acting as a proxy server. It in turn communicates with all other computers in the network in the cafe, so individual computer's ips are not visible to anyone outside the cafe in this scenario. However in case of cable connections, some ISPs provide a separate ip to each computer. And it is possible to block the ip addresses in a block.
The internet cafe likely has 1 connection to the outside internet, which is connected to a router which assigns local IP's to each machine in the cafe (through a DHCP server or allocation table).

When you use the internet in an internet cafe, all of the traffic from all of the computers goes to the router, the router then translates your address using a NAT (network address translator) (This is how a router can use 1 internet connection and split it up into many connections). This gives all of the traffic leaving the internet cafe the same external IP address.