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Triopstor — 17 years ago(October 16, 2008 04:41 AM)

At about the 29 minute mark Thomas Veil uses I.P. Adress 271.287.291.31 to access the F.B.I. records.
The address doesn't have a registration or doesn't exist.

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Are you sure the number can't exist or is this what "Them" told you via the phone company?

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Yep.
when it comes to phone numbers, telephone companies generally make certain ranges of numbers available for fictional purposes, but IP addresses are just too scarce. Maybe when IPv6 comes along it will be different.

  • That passed the time.
  • It would have passed in any case.
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Actually it can't exist, IP addresses are always within 0-255 range 😉
Jonin, puellarum terror

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