MrEpps

Ingat po!

3 accounts.

How much cash do you have with you right now?

^ Yep. Just goes to show it ain't all about the looks.

Yeah but I prefer what we all call Lugaw with egg and some tokwa on the side. Yum.

An insomniac.

Re-reading The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan.

Were you/Are you a Harry Potter fanatic?

Personally, no. I don't think of it as bad.

How about you?

Yeah sure. It's actually pretty simple.

Plays the piano.

Depends.

If you can call the ones I forgot to remove from my pockets a collection then yes.

Has a hidden collection of porn/hentai.

I guess it will depend on how you define "sharpies."

How many relationships have you ever had, including the one you're on right now (if you are in one)?

Uhh..good at lame ass excuses?

I guess.

Definitely.

Is bald in most places.

Chocolate. Who doesn't like chocolate?

Longest time without sex?

I'd grab a towel for her.

Tara makikain tayo!

Bro hug.

Nah no reporting. Woot!

Just got home.

With my mom since it's her birthday tomorrow.

Who are you thinking about while reading this?

My best picture. Don't blame me for not being photogenic.

I'd love to be a part of her team. TL? L2 here, avail!

Hmm... Looks like Ms. Riveria.

Coffee or tea?

Oh so true.

Is hungry right now. Midnight snack?

does sending thru yahoo and thru google using the same computer gives you the same IP address? How does one gets an IP address? Is the IP address permanent for the same computer irregardless of server?

question 1: possibly yes if you're internet is a bussiness account but even though IP address is changeable, MAC address isnt

 

question 2: ISP, but im not sure if they give dynamic IP address if you're a residential (PLDT/DIGITEL) or wireless (smart/globe/sun broadband) account

 

question3: base on my experience, if it's a wireless, it's hard to track down unlike other countries (although i havent check if there were a warrant, PLDT will give your location (via triangulation))

1) Yes. You'll only get a different IP if you request for one or use a proxy. But do take note, if you are in a computer shop, no matter how many times you "kuya lipat PC," you'll still get the same IP because the shop is still just using one modem (though I've seen some shops use two).

2) evilson is correct. The ISP provides the IP address and it will depend on the package availed on whether you'll be getting a static or dynamic IP. Not sure with broadbands tho.

3) If I'm not mistaken, that will depend on a number of things. The settings on the computer itself, the network where it is connected, the server (if the computer is connected to one) and the ISP.

If you're in a computer shop, open command prompt, type in ipconfig, and it'll show you the IP address given by the LAN/router to your computer but if you go to www.whatismyip.com you'll get the IP assigned by your ISP.

For more info follow these links.

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-does-a-computer-network-work.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address

Cheers!

Ms. Danielle I think.