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badkarma:
The ignore function is only for private messages void

foobar:
No comments from clock?

psyjax:

quote:Originally posted by -=f00bar=-:
No comments from clock?
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I think you all hurt his feelings  :(

I mean, you shouldent chase people like that away. Flaming Trolls is hald the fun of forums  :D

voidmain:

quote:Originally posted by BadKarma:
The ignore function is only for private messages void
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That explains it! Thanks Karm! The proxy server trick works perfectly. I filter out just Clocks images and no one elses. It makes me a little nervous that images are actually allowed in posts.  I mean it would be trivial to include an image in your message that resides on a server you control and track the IP addresses of the people reading these forums.  And it wouldn't be too difficult to match up the time/IPaddr in the server logs with the time on a message posted in a forum and figure out the exact IP address of the each individual user who posts on this site.

Or am I just being paranoid?

[ March 19, 2002: Message edited by: VoidMain ]

jtpenrod:

quote: I mean it would be trivial to include an image in your message that resides on a server you control and track the IP addresses of the people reading these forums. And it wouldn't be too difficult to match up the time/IPaddr in the server logs with the time on a message posted in a forum and figure out the exact IP address of the each individual user who posts on this site.

Or am I just being paranoid?
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That's pretty much how "web bugs" - tiny little gif's no more than 1 X 1 or 2 X 2 pixels in size work (but you knew that already  ;)  ) My cache picks up quite a few of those fuckers every time I go on-line. WTF do I care? Since I use dial-up, my IP address is constantly changing anyway. Besides, I don't think I'll be getting a whole helluva lot of Macro$uck spam for visiting this site   :D  

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