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Nemesis 05-01-2004 13:35

Would there be any interest in ...
 
an article for the ntli site explaining IP addressing ???

Comments please ..

Ramrod 05-01-2004 14:03

Re: Would there be any interest in ...
 
Well, I don't know what that is so I can't comment :dunce: :)

Nemesis 05-01-2004 14:04

Re: Would there be any interest in ...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Well, I don't know what that is so I can't comment :dunce: :)

That's a yes then :D

If you want info .. PM me

Sociable 05-01-2004 14:05

Re: Would there be any interest in ...
 
Makes sense Nemster as extra info never hurt anyone and I'm sure some will find it useful so type away young man. :)

downquark1 05-01-2004 14:13

Re: Would there be any interest in ...
 
I've thrown together a little thing about gamecube MAC addresses.

Nemesis 05-01-2004 14:22

Re: Would there be any interest in ...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by downquark1
I've thrown together a little thing about gamecube MAC addresses.

You should submit it to Keyser for inclusion on NTLi . :tu:

Paul 05-01-2004 23:29

Re: Would there be any interest in ...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Nemesis
You should submit it to Keyser for inclusion on NTLi . :tu:

A number of other people [such as myself] can also add items if you want to e-mail them to us. :D

Sociable 05-01-2004 23:36

Re: Would there be any interest in ...
 
Actually makes a lot of sense to keep this thread active for anyone wanting to contribute something but not wanting to go the whole hog and actually sign up as a regular contributor.

That way Keyser or anyone else with access can add to the site for them if they feel it is appropriate posting a comment here to avoid duplications maybe.

ian@huth 05-01-2004 23:41

Re: Would there be any interest in ...
 
On a similar vein there is a useful article on URLs which is worth a read at http://www.pc-help.org/obscure.htm
It shows various ways of making URLs appear to be something other than what they actually are.


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