Birth Certificate now proven false in AZ? (Iraq, support, 2015)
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Actually, as someone who has implemented and designed complex web based query systems for one of the 20 largest corporations in the country, I know from where I speak.
You really do have to try harder, or be left forever in ignorance.
That's all you've got? Out of all the questions posed to you you've come up with the government doesn't know my IP address...
I feel sorry for anyone you've created anything for. Even the mods at CD can tell you your freaking IP address.
How do you think they know you've got duplicate handles?
Ah... but you see? An IP address identifies a computer, not a person. I have two computers sitting on my desk as I type. Two different IP addresses.
Now... why would a designer program the system to distinguish between IP addresses when it already has the unique identifyer of the SSN to go by? That's uneccessary overhead and would require the collection and processing of at best redundant information.
Programmers strive for elegance. No programmer with any pride would use such a clumsy mechanism.
Except that they knew I Had tried numerous times today.
I ask HD what time of the day do they restart their daily check and somehow, in all his omnipotence, he completely ignored that post.
The sites tracks how many times you try via cookies. The site knows how many times you tried based on your ip address. So your first complaint is valid that on your first attempt the site gave you a bogus response and its probably programed to never respond to Obama's SSN.
Ah... but you see? An IP address identifies a computer, not a person. I have two computers sitting on my desk as I type. Two different IP addresses.
Now... why would a designer program the system to distinguish between IP addresses when it already has the unique identifyer of the SSN to go by? That's uneccessary overhead and would require the collection and processing of at best redundant information.
Programmers strive for elegance. No programmer with any pride would use such a clumsy mechanism.
I see you know nothing about computers ... figures
Ah... but you see? An IP address identifies a computer, not a person. I have two computers sitting on my desk as I type. Two different IP addresses.
Now... why would a designer program the system to distinguish between IP addresses when it already has the unique identifyer of the SSN to go by? That's uneccessary overhead and would require the collection and processing of at best redundant information.
Programmers strive for elegance. No programmer with any pride would use such a clumsy mechanism.
The sites tracks how many times you try via cookies.
Wrong.
The site places no persistent cookies on your computer.
Go check.
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