“ if you don't approve of the job I am doing, you are welcome to complain to the Admin about it.
Josh has a job on here?
Keep up with the conversation Red.
I did.
Of course. That's why you asked the question.
Uh huh.
tff
Troll is your job?
Time to morph into Evvie again.
That would be hard to do. I'd have to have done it once.
But given that you don't believe in science, it's not shocking that you don't believe in IP addresses, either.
Lost one argument, so you shifted to another asinine claim. I don't know where she is, but I sure couldn't blame her if she didn't return.
IP addresses are science?
How about Zip Codes.?
Postal Addresses?
LOL
Dear Red,
Once upon a time, we had these things called computers which allowed us to post things on the internet. When we posted, sometime websites would show an IP address.
Technology, the application of science, permitted the user's IP address to be seen. It did
not permit the zip codes to be seen, except in so far as an IP address might lead to one, as an IP address would show which Internet Provider the person was using, allowing research of that company's local setting from the number.
Zip codes don't work as well alone, though the postmark may indicate which post office a letter item is from. You could apply that science-derived technology to look them up.
Similarly, if you were to call me, I could look up your area code, should you fail to block your number. That, too, involves science - but neither zip nor area codes are as simple or direct as an IP address.
All the best,
~Josh
p.s. Morse code also seems like it might be useful to you, as you are coming across as ditzy.