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| Re: XWIS DOWN [message #465890 is a reply to message #463687] |
Tue, 10 April 2012 11:19   |
Brandan
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Yes lets all connect to the Internet the way we disconnect from it to take out the middle man.
Also for people like Reckneya when you see "From: *mycingular.net" that means everything I say is being typed from a virtual keyboard and auto corrected (iPhone). No shit it's not going to make much sense (I said that in earlier posts)
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Brandan wrote on Tue, 10 April 2012 07:13
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Also what happened to you can change your ISP I doubt you even know what a VPN is or even a remote idea of how the Internet even works.
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If I disregard the deficit of cohesion between his statements, and the lack of proper spelling and use of symbols I think I know what he was trying to say, and I lol'd. No hard feelings though Brandan
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But I do understand him being in the Netherlands and not knowing about AT&T's (major US wireless company) hostmask and hold no bitterness to him.
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~ Brandan Tyler Lasley
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| Re: XWIS DOWN [message #465906 is a reply to message #465905] |
Tue, 10 April 2012 15:24 |
Brandan
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| reckneya wrote on Tue, 10 April 2012 15:23 |
And if you download it now, you get a 10 Mbit discount on your disconnects so you can reconnect for just 5 Mbits. A one time opportunity.
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Sounds like a scam but if I get a discount... I'M IN!
~ Brandan Tyler Lasley
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| Re: XWIS DOWN [message #465908 is a reply to message #463687] |
Tue, 10 April 2012 16:33 |
shaitan
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Brandon, alot of good moderators for Renegade do not have lives. They have the time to link your nicks/ips/serials/pc hash together to form a decent conclusion of who you'd be.
Finding out who you are(with a new IP) is not all that hard. Banning a region of your ISP or the whole ISP is easy as well.
They've got quite abit of tools at their disposal for keeping out the bad guys. The best is the collaboration between moderators and another server's moderators in sharing information.
Rene-Detectives. 
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I get along with people fine, so long as they aren't rejects who promised things that they couldn't
deliver on, or forum trolls who contribute nothing except to bloat the fragile egos of the same
rejects I despise.
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| Re: XWIS DOWN [message #465909 is a reply to message #465881] |
Tue, 10 April 2012 16:33 |
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| Brandan wrote on Tue, 10 April 2012 09:26 |
It also depends on the ISP. If you ban the first 2 numbers you usually ban the whole ISP of a large portion of it. My ISPs dynamic ip changes the whole thing completely oddly enough if you disconnect your router for an hour. For the DNS i use openDNS that's not my ISPs default DNS. That's also not the DNS server you're looking at that's the hostmask the server puts on it to help identify the client DNS server resolves names to numbers
Example google.com -> 255.255.255.255:80
If every one of the 7 things I've said failed you could always steal your neighbors Internet or crack the WEP encryption using Linux since WEP is easily broken.
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LOL DNS does port numbers now. Sweet. And using your neighbor's internet connection over WiFi doesn't help much if he's on the same ISP as you.
I find it easier to not cheat and therefore not get banned from shit.
I'm the bawss.
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| Re: XWIS DOWN [message #465910 is a reply to message #465908] |
Tue, 10 April 2012 16:40 |
Brandan
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Location: Portland, OR
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| shaitan wrote on Tue, 10 April 2012 16:33 |
Brandon, alot of good moderators for Renegade do not have lives. They have the time to link your nicks/ips/serials/pc hash together to form a decent conclusion of who you'd be.
Finding out who you are(with a new IP) is not all that hard. Banning a region of your ISP or the whole ISP is easy as well.
They've got quite abit of tools at their disposal for keeping out the bad guys. The best is the collaboration between moderators and another server's moderators in sharing information.
Rene-Detectives.
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Yeah I actually listed all those situations in evading the bans actually lol. (Server administrator) Its still very easy to exploit a ban unless its a hardware hash and not mac address (changeable on some cards) but I didn't know ren supported sending computer identification hashes those are a bit tricky unless you run the game under a virtual pc/wine in linux but whats the point in that.
EDIT: Well, I guess you can use cheat engine and modify the computer hash the game sends unless its encrypted then you'll have to break that first. Moderator with no life Vs. Computer Programmer with no life = nightmare.
And yes I accidently leaked DNS 2.0 to the public. The new DNS resolves port numbers because people with retarded browsers don't pick up the port and returns connection refused. Its going to be implemented on Ipv10 (bullshitting.)
But Crimson is right. cheating is bad and highly annoying but rarely bans are unless if the user is smart. Luckily, its Renegade.
~ Brandan Tyler Lasley
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| Re: XWIS DOWN [message #466938 is a reply to message #465875] |
Tue, 01 May 2012 07:54 |
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| reckneya wrote on Tue, 10 April 2012 09:13 |
Also, about that ban. You're totally right! The ban is specific and can be evaded if he does contact his provider. Damn, now I have to call that 10 year old you keep referring to so he can write a new ban code for me.
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Okay, I think you're on the correct track; however we can further improve upon this method:
Once you obtain his phone number CONTINUIOUSLY call him, thus tying up his phone lines and preventing him from contacting his provider.
PROFIT
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