Um.....
I'd buy a Adolf Hitler shoe if it was hot. I don't give a damn.
Claw or Dictator?
With you using the "Doe B" AVI, that chose makes PERFECT Sense..
yes even in the game electric shouldnt be blocked or tripped out of..
but then he cant attack neither.. hes not e honda where they gave him the ability to 100 hand slap while moving..
sagat just wasa big taget for me..juat hated.. fighting him from far range..
super mario worlds sound design is still classic.. the stupid *** music and those sound effects.. i still get mad at old emulators that couldnt get the mario spin sound and the P box ending sound right.. but SNES..
routing ip addresses aren't the same as the ip address provided by the carrier. all your devices actually use the same in. in order to really change you'd have to call them or mask it with using servers from diff county's forgot what is called right nowindirectly relevant... but my ip seems to be banned from nike.com. i could only login to my account when i got on the verizon cell network, couldnt do anything on nike when on my wifi. great. looks like im screwed. might have to hit the city for all my upcoming releases, including the hologram foams
if anyone knows how to change IP info to dodge the block, lemme know lol
Change the mac address in the "mac address clone" field in your routers wan settings, restart everything and you'll have a new ip. This is assuming you've got cable. If its dsl or fios you'd have to hit google up.
more twitter'ers (twitter hyper beast resellers) just buy proxies...
Networking was a prior day job, even went to school for it in my younger years. The wan ip address in your router is your external ip. With cable internet, changing the mac address that requests the ip from your isp will almost always get you a new ip. Here's a video with a quick walkthrough of what I suggested. Obviously it'll be slightly different depending on the brand of router you have.routing ip addresses aren't the same as the ip address provided by the carrier. all your devices actually use the same in. in order to really change you'd have to call them or mask it with using servers from diff county's forgot what is called right nowChange the mac address in the "mac address clone" field in your routers wan settings, restart everything and you'll have a new ip. This is assuming you've got cable. If its dsl or fios you'd have to hit google up.indirectly relevant... but my ip seems to be banned from nike.com. i could only login to my account when i got on the verizon cell network, couldnt do anything on nike when on my wifi. great. looks like im screwed. might have to hit the city for all my upcoming releases, including the hologram foams
if anyone knows how to change IP info to dodge the block, lemme know lol
Oh aight, thought you were thinking about the ip the router gives you. my mistake
routing ip addresses aren't the same as the ip address provided by the carrier. all your devices actually use the same in. in order to really change you'd have to call them or mask it with using servers from diff county's forgot what is called right now
indirectly relevant... but my ip seems to be banned from nike.com. i could only login to my account when i got on the verizon cell network, couldnt do anything on nike when on my wifi. great. looks like im screwed. might have to hit the city for all my upcoming releases, including the hologram foams
if anyone knows how to change IP info to dodge the block, lemme know lol
Change the mac address in the "mac address clone" field in your routers wan settings, restart everything and you'll have a new ip. This is assuming you've got cable. If its dsl or fios you'd have to hit google up.
Networking was a prior day job, even went to school for it in my younger years. The wan ip address in your router is your external ip. With cable internet, changing the mac address that requests the ip from your isp will almost always get you a new ip. Here's a video with a quick walkthrough of what I suggested. Obviously it'll be slightly different depending on the brand of router you have.
