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Where is the proper place to discuss the impossibility of changing ones IP address ?
Once a year I like to confirm that a residential IP address is permanent, immutable, and unalterable.
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You ask here[^].
But unless you rephrase the question you'll probably get the same answer as you did from Piebald.
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Okay, thanks, dropping out here, and dropping in over there at System Admin
Oh, and I'll take your hint, and rephrase the question as a student who honestly wants to learn the answer.
(Oh DO I EVER !!! want the answer to that question !!!)
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Okay, exit lounge, asked again: HERE[^]
I will read answers there, carefully.
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Unless you order (and normally pay extra for) a specific static IP from your ISP, you do not have a permanent, immutable, or unalterable IP, you have a dynamic address. And the easiest way to change it is to turn off your router, wait 30 seconds, and turn it back on.
For fibre and fibre-to-the-cabinet, you may need a longer "wait time" as the reset timeout is generally set longer as it's a more reliable connection (mine is a couple of hours, from the last power cut we had)
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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More like some days, since many ISP use DHCP to assign public addresses and the usual policy is to assign preferentially the same IP to the same machine if it connects again inside a certain time frame.
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Trick question? Moving the ims ands uns answers the question.
C-P-User-3 wrote: Where is the proper place to discuss the impossibility of changing ones IP address ?
Once a year I like to confirm that a residential IP address is impermanent, immutable, and unalterable.
Peter Wasser
"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell
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Nice way of asking a programming question in the Lounge. 
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Do you see a programming solution implied in the question? I see it a perfectly valid lounge question.
At least it is not drivel or something of the day/week/...
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Mycroft Holmes wrote: At least it is not drivel and or something of the day/week/...
From my understanding of boolean algebra that would be just as true.
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So you want to apply logic to my drivel hahahahah hic!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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You get your IP from your "network". The external IP from your provider, your internal from your router.
You must understand the network topology and DHCP. 
Press F1 for help or google it.
Greetings from Germany
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Actually, it seems to be over. Many thanks to those who offered advice, especially to Michael Martin who pointed me to BleepingComputer and the three utilities (TDSSKiller, Junkware Removal Tool, AdwCleaner). AdwCleaner was the one that seems to have found the culprit. That and I reset all three browsers, deleted all cookies, temporary internet files and physically verified they were deleted.
All seems back to normal now. Thanks again for the help.
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Backup. Now.
Then backup again tomorrow...
And at least every week from now on!
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And then never attempt a recovery procedure that isn't restoring from backup.
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I'm looking to buy the paper back version of the book WiX 3.6: A Developer's Guide to Windows Installer XML by Nick Ramirez
The book new is $45 and change but the price of the book used is more than new?
But the last seller on the list is mighty proud of their book, so much so that they are still asking for Shipping fee.
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On the plus side it is in acceptable condition.
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Money laundering?
Embezzlement?
I've seen it before with electronic components - mostly cables - where it's £1 from 999 suppliers, and £10,000 from the thousandth.
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Maybe he made some notes inside the book making it more valuable 
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That book is US $29.99 on the PackT site: [^].
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Faunts - M4 (Part II)[^]
This has been one of my favorite songs since I finished Mass Effect (years ago) and this was the credits song.
Last week I heard a song that reminded me of this one and so I've listened to it more than a couple of times 
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