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http://whatismyip.org/ http://whatismyip.org/ A bit easier to spell/remember.
by chaosmachine 17y ago
http://whatismyip.org/ http://whatismyip.org/
A bit easier to spell/remember.
- shizcakes 17y agoUsually those services tell you your public IP. This service says my IP is 10.1.3.46, and while technically correct, useless.
- kordless 17y agoPics or it didn't happen.
- joss82 17y agoHow can it give you your private IP address? I'm curious... Is there a javascript call to list the IP addresses of any machine? That feels very insecure to me. EDIT: Sorry I forgot to turn on my joke detector.
- jfr 17y agoIt probably gets it from the X-Forwarded-For HTTP reader inserted by his intranet proxy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Forwarded-For http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Forwarded-For
- henrikschroder 17y agoUh, no? Knowing your public IP is valuable information sometimes and you need an external source to tell you that. Knowing your machine's IP is not something you should go to a website to look up, just check your local config.
- denisu 17y agoThanks for the feedback, it should now display the correct HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR-header if available.
- warfangle 17y agoGiven that it's a .jp subdomain, it's likely geared towards Japanese. Denisu is a valid shortening of DNS - the characters to spell it in katakana would be デニス, and potentially easier to remember for Japanese than "whatismyip," a fully qualified english query. Unless someone out there who knows more about Japanese than I do (admittedly, very little) can confirm that デニス or でにす is an actual word (google translate detected でにす as a phrase, giving me "su to the," which makes sense grammatically..) Funny enough, it's also the romanjification of "dennis" (one of the first hits on google for it is dennis rodman's japanese wikipedia article).