Yes, /whowas on the irc-server is some powerfull tool to find such things out!!

touch my challenge - and your dead meat then don't run home to mom and ask for a new PC

/me touches relee's challenges ....
Oh, feels nice *gg*

I am really sorry to tell ya but this community has lost two users.
The accounts of luckyman and clarken where both suspended cause of trading solutions of many many challenges!!!

Well I for one am glad you did it TheBlackSheep ...

Whilst I know I have needed a lot of hints to solve some challs I think blatent "Give me the solution and I'll give you one back" is something we need to actively discourage ... it cheapens the site and after all the work you guys have put in I think it makes it a better place to be when the rules are enforced.

bb

btw ... we need an emoticon for clapping

xxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com....THAT'S CLARKEN!!!! ! He's always im'ing me on yahoo. Good job TBS, trading of solutions should NOT be tolerated.

Somedays he'll see that life is not all easy and fun and games.

Also, shame on the people that gave away answers to challenges. It sounds like the main skill clarken showed is Social Engineering.

Cheers,
~BC

ordnassela_oreip: When I talk with you ,I go to dos and press netstat.

So funny Netstat will not display your IP address in yahoo chat . The messages all go through the Yahoo! server, hence your IP address is never revealed to the other person. Yahoo! handles all the sending and receiving of messages via it's servers.
Unless the other user is on your buddy list and you on theirs then you use Peer 2 Peer mode, meaning there is a direct connection between two computers Each computer is now acting as a server, For this to work, your IP is revealed to the other user, and a direct connection made in this case netstat will display your IP address. Or if you use the super webcam mode because this only works on the peer to peer mode.

The acounts of clarken and (un)luckyman are suspended. Great news!!