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How Interesting is Your IP Address?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the because-you-can dept.

SKicker writes "This site gives your IP a score based on how interesting it is. Its silly and pointless but fun." Thank god my IP is a full house. Wonder which one of you has the royal flush and prime number IP!

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  1. It's almost slashdotted ... by ggvaidya · · Score: 5, Funny

    Can somebody post a mirror?

    1. Re:It's almost slashdotted ... by ggvaidya · · Score: 5, Funny

      Yeah I know ... was just hoping somebody could complete the joke and link to a mirror anyways ... :)

    2. Re:It's almost slashdotted ... by space_juice · · Score: 5, Interesting

      My new business plan. 1) Post some stupid application everyday that does nothing productive or useful. 2) Try to get it posted to slashdot. 3) Make sure it crashes under any type of heavy use. 4) Put google ads on the page. 5) Sit back, play some Call of Duty, and laugh about how I use to have to work for a living.

  2. bah by B3ryllium · · Score: 4, Interesting

    There is nothing remarkable about your IP address.

    Well, *I* could have told you that.

    But seriously, don't you think that this site might potentially be trolling for vulnerable systems?

    1. Re:bah by ggvaidya · · Score: 4, Funny

      Anybody could be doing that - everybody on the net knows your IP, right?

    2. Re:bah by B3ryllium · · Score: 3, Insightful

      Well, would you rather have 16 billion junk IPs, or a few hundred thousand that have confirmed Web Browser variants (UserAgents) and geographic regions on the other end?

    3. Re:bah by j-cloth · · Score: 5, Insightful

      And again, how is this site any different than any other website on the net in terms of the information available to it?

  3. Slashdot effect in action... by FalconZero · · Score: 4, Informative

    This site includes an IP counter. I'm guessing 20,000 IPs in the first hour (or the server crashes...)

    14:10GMT - 1951 IP's
    14:21GMT - 3170 IP's
    14:27GMT - Sorry non-subscribers. We broke it before you got here....

    --
    Windows in 6 Bytes (IA-32) : 90 90 90 90 CD 19
    1. Re:Slashdot effect in action... by MintyGreen · · Score: 5, Interesting

      Not quite. I'm a non-subscriber, and I managed to get one hit in (awww, a 7!) before it proclaimed they'd been "dugg/slashdotted."

      And what's this? An ad (for "DocMonster") that wasn't there before. Advertising opportunity? Interesting.

  4. I'm seventh! by someonewhois · · Score: 3, Insightful

    "Your IP address has scored: 39. This is ranked #7 of the 3507 IP's spotted so far."

    I guess the slashdot crowd hasn't hit it yet? I have two "241"s in my IP address today (strange) which lead to 28 points in and of itself. ;)

    Anyone know how the bitmap or poker hand was calculated?

    1. Re:I'm seventh! by serialdogma · · Score: 4, Informative

      On the bitmap, and IP address is 4bytes, or 32bits. On a black and white bitmap you can map each 1 to a white, 0 to a black and add a fixxed width and bingo your bitmap.
      The poker could be done in a pretty much the same way just convert it to a diffent base, and look at what digits you get.

    2. Re:I'm seventh! by Terrasque · · Score: 5, Funny

      "Your IP address has scored: -2. This is ranked #7166 of the 7166 IP's spotted so far."

      My life in a nutshell, really..

      --
      It's The Golden Rule: "He who has the gold makes the rules."
  5. 192.168.1.100 by Average_Joe_Sixpack · · Score: 5, Funny

    Damn thing ain't working!

  6. Looks like a spammer site by superflytnt · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Your IP is interesting only if there is a vulnerability to exploit, so they can turn your PC into a spam-spewing zombie. In that regard, I prefer to be boring.

  7. This is CRAP by ellem · · Score: 3, Funny

    My IP got a 1! Damn them! Damn those bastards! Do you know how long it's going to take to change my IPs and reconfigure the VPN?

    Well yeah from 8-72 hours... but still.

    --
    This .sig is fake but accurate.
  8. Gee, thanks. by Mondoz · · Score: 4, Funny

    "There is nothing remarkable about your IP address."

    Much like the hundreds of bottle caps tell me; I am not a winner.

    --
    /sig
  9. 66.35.250.150 by Anne_Nonymous · · Score: 5, Funny

    66.35.250.150

    Your IP address can turn servers into slag.

  10. Nothing remarkable? by republican+gourd · · Score: 5, Funny

    Nothing remarkable? I'm crushed. I thought my IP address was unique :'(

  11. Here's a Special one by slashbob22 · · Score: 4, Funny

    72.3.211.135: Your IP is super special. You are not only the location of www.ipspotting.com BUT you are also being slashdotted.

    --
    Proof by very large bribes. QED.
  12. Mine doesn't work :| by REBloomfield · · Score: 3, Funny

    5F05:2000:80AD:5800:0058:0800:2023:2F8E

  13. If only by megacia · · Score: 3, Funny

    they had a web server with +5 against ping damage.

  14. Well, according to the writers of TV's 24 by The-Bus · · Score: 4, Funny

    CHLOE: "Jack tell me your IP address so I can upload this decryption program."

    [ The memoirs of PRESIDENT PALMER are hidden from view because he changed the font! ]

    JACK BAUER: "OK, it's 292, dot, 162, dot, 12, dot, 2."

    CHLOE: "Thanks!"

    I guess in the future world of 24 we're on IPv8.

    --

    Small potatoes make the steak look bigger.

    1. Re:Well, according to the writers of TV's 24 by Glasswire · · Score: 3, Funny

      Could have made an inside joke out of it by saying his address was 192.168.1.1

    2. Re:Well, according to the writers of TV's 24 by Durandal64 · · Score: 3, Interesting

      They've always put invalid IP's in the show, probably to stop people from actually going to those IP's. Just ask Mark Hammil about what can happen when your phone number is put in a movie. :)

      The more glaring errors in the show come when Chloe is running around the office just spouting jargon off. Like in last night's episode, someone made a comment about modifying a header file to grant privileges. Chloe also mentioned an "NP-safe" algorithm for facial recognition in one episode. (NP is a classification of problems, not algorithms.)

      One thing I have always liked about the show is that they tend to use real interfaces on their computers, not some stylized slideshow. When Jack looks up the computer's IP address in the exchange you mention, he actually goes to the proper place in Mac OS X: the Network preference pane. Everything is laid out exactly as it should be. He opens Palmer's memoirs with the actual version of Microsoft Word for OS X.

  15. Chuck Norris' IP Address by Himring · · Score: 5, Funny

    Thank god my IP is a full house

    Chuck Norris' IP address is a round house....

    Yes, mod this down plz....

    --
    "All great things are simple & expressed in a single word: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy, hope." --Churchill
  16. Re:Apart from being slashdotted by DrMcCoy · · Score: 3, Informative

    And you do realise that you failed to understand a simple sentence? He didn't say "It's not that nerdy", but "It's not that it's not nerdy", which is quite a difference...

  17. Who has 69.69.69.69? by BiggRanger · · Score: 3, Funny

    Now that would be a million dollar web page!

  18. "Your computer is broadcasting your IP address" by adnonsense · · Score: 5, Funny

    Every time you connect to the Internet, send email or access a web site, you are broadcasting this unique address. With this address, someone can immediately begin attacking your computer. Aware of this, reputable software manufacturers such as Microsoft have taken steps to mitigate this issue by making it more difficult to access the internet. However there are still many sites which use deceptive techniques such as "rewards" of "interesting information" to persuade innocent surfers to reveal their IP address and thus open themselves up to "hacking" attacks.

    As a responsible Slashdotter I'd therefore like to proposed a new community-based "vigilante scheme" to tackle such sites. If everyone who is confident their IP address is invulnerable to hacks accesses this kind of site all at once, we can put them out of action and thus protect innocent web surfers with weaker or lower-quality IP addresses. We could call this action "Slashdotting".