Generic Ruby DayZ Videos Thread #15: Sniping A Chopper Special Edition

[maks]

and he wonders why i said he's never going to be hired

the guy truly is a retard

I tried to explain to him months ago that a mac address is not personally identifying information so it doesn't matter if it's integrated into the ipv6 address but he didn't listen

[rubycalaber]

I tried to explain to him months ago that a mac address is not personally identifying information so it doesn't matter if it's integrated into the ipv6 address but he didn't listen

here is when he starts talking about it if you would like to humiliate barry and not have to watch my 999999 minutes of walking sim footage: http://youtu.be/qE-8z5mRnts?t=10m47s

[maks]

here is when he starts talking about it if you would like to humiliate barry and not have to watch my 999999 minutes of walking sim footage: http://youtu.be/qE-8z5mRnts?t=10m47s

yeah this is the same bullshit. your mac address is already exposed on the internet (unless you're NATed in which case they have your router's MAC address) and there's no way for someone to find you via your MAC address

and yes you can still use a proxy you can also easily spoof your MAC address

[jon]

yeah this is the same bullshit. your mac address is already exposed on the internet (unless you're NATed in which case they have your router's MAC address) and there's no way for someone to find you via your MAC address

and yes you can still use a proxy you can also easily spoof your MAC address

i don't know what you're talking about either

ethernet addresses get stripped right off the frame between each physical hop no matter what it is

and on the NIC they're stored in EEPROM so you can change it anytime you like, if you're interested in doing that kind of thing

[maks]

i don't know what you're talking about either

ethernet addresses get stripped right off the frame between each physical hop no matter what it is

and on the NIC they're stored in EEPROM so you can change it anytime you like, if you're interested in doing that kind of thing

nmap -sP -n {ip address}

[jon]

nmap -sP -n {ip address}

-sP: Ping Scan - go no further than determining if host is online
-n/-R: Never do DNS resolution/Always resolve [default: sometimes]

jon@pronbox:~$ nmap -sP -n wroth.org

Starting Nmap 5.00 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2013-07-28 17:02 CDT
Host 64.62.205.225 is up (0.054s latency).
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 0.15 seconds

[steveyos]

I even tried opening the ports for warframe and it still did it maybe it's just because it's in beta and it literally just says that error every time just to say it

[maks]

did that from memory might not be the right command but you get my point