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August 30, 2012, 08:12:26 PM
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So I just started my first bitcoin related website (see my sig) and I'm getting some interesting visitors:

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30 Aug	20:37:32	Rippers
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United States Flag Springfield,
Virginia,
United States Department Of Homeland Security (216.81.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
(No referring link)
30 Aug 20:23:34 Rippers
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United States Flag West Fulton,
New York,
United States New York Power Authority (148.144.*.*) [Label IP Address]
30 Aug 18:46:19 Rippers
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United States Flag Bremerton,
Washington,
United States Navy Network Information Center (nnic) (138.163.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
(No referring link)
30 Aug 18:46:18 Rippers
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United States Flag Bremerton,
Washington,
United States Navy Network Information Center (nnic) (138.163.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
 

There's also various others from random Corporation / Industries / Groups.

I've certainly never had anything like this on other newly launched websites before...

I guess this is illustrative of the sorts of people who browse Bitcointalk!? Grin

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August 30, 2012, 08:14:52 PM
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Perhaps it is more of an indicative of the people who have been pointed to BitPasta pastes?

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August 30, 2012, 08:27:40 PM
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well, there aren't many pastes yet so I'm pretty sure most came from these forums, though in these instances no referrer is even given. And they didn't visit any specific paste pages.

it's just funny, that's all.

Oh, and there's one visit from a very large investment management company Cheesy

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August 30, 2012, 08:32:03 PM
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As being part of the United States Marine Corps, I know most computers that are connected to the  Navy/Marine Corps Intranet or nmic will show up with that being listed there all routed through there for security purposes. They could be in japan or where ever. Could be some Seaman or Marine just browsing along while there at work... Which happens 65% of the time when there aint shit to do lol.

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August 30, 2012, 08:43:02 PM
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cool service.


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August 30, 2012, 08:56:56 PM
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August 30, 2012, 09:01:51 PM
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well, there aren't many pastes yet so I'm pretty sure most came from these forums, though in these instances no referrer is even given. And they didn't visit any specific paste pages.

it's just funny, that's all.

Oh, and there's one visit from a very large investment management company Cheesy

The fact that there isn't any referrer header is consistent with links from this forum, which, apart from redirection topics, all open on new windows/tabs.
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August 30, 2012, 09:06:29 PM
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well, there aren't many pastes yet so I'm pretty sure most came from these forums, though in these instances no referrer is even given. And they didn't visit any specific paste pages.

it's just funny, that's all.

Oh, and there's one visit from a very large investment management company Cheesy

The fact that there isn't any referrer header is consistent with links from this forum, which, apart from redirection topics, all open on new windows/tabs.
I don't think the new window/tab thing has any bearing on it, but no referrer is passed because bitcointalk.org is an https:// site and SSL disables referrers.

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August 30, 2012, 09:09:13 PM
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well, there aren't many pastes yet so I'm pretty sure most came from these forums, though in these instances no referrer is even given. And they didn't visit any specific paste pages.

it's just funny, that's all.

Oh, and there's one visit from a very large investment management company Cheesy

The fact that there isn't any referrer header is consistent with links from this forum, which, apart from redirection topics, all open on new windows/tabs.
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August 30, 2012, 09:14:35 PM
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well, there aren't many pastes yet so I'm pretty sure most came from these forums, though in these instances no referrer is even given. And they didn't visit any specific paste pages.

it's just funny, that's all.

Oh, and there's one visit from a very large investment management company Cheesy

The fact that there isn't any referrer header is consistent with links from this forum, which, apart from redirection topics, all open on new windows/tabs.
ORLY?
WTF, interesting tag I never knew about. Also really annoying.

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August 30, 2012, 09:18:12 PM
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well, there aren't many pastes yet so I'm pretty sure most came from these forums, though in these instances no referrer is even given. And they didn't visit any specific paste pages.

it's just funny, that's all.

Oh, and there's one visit from a very large investment management company Cheesy

The fact that there isn't any referrer header is consistent with links from this forum, which, apart from redirection topics, all open on new windows/tabs.
ORLY?
WTF, interesting tag I never knew about. Also really annoying.
It's useful for linking to another BitcoinTalk thread, because I hate it when Firefox has 20+ BitcoinTalk tabs open at any time. I've used it for a while for non-outgoing links, and nobody seems to have noticed.

Also, it's probably not necessary, but I've used it for links to an anchor too (just to make sure it doesn't break).
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August 31, 2012, 01:31:58 AM
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http://alimaui.blogspot.com/2009/09/navy-network-information-center.html

FUll DISCLOSURE: Since I control the hosting of Bitcoin100, I could easily install one of those who's visiting me widgets, but opted to not do that on that site. Anybody who's capable of reading a webpage source code can verify that that's the case. I've also amassed a slew of email addresses via those who have registered and will not even consider using any of that information during my so-called train wreck investigations. I do know how to set up landing pages, and could easily put up a few related to Bitcoin, having a said tracking device in place to mine for info, but that would be too easy, choosing to continue my investigations the old fashion hard way--one fucked up link at a time.

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August 31, 2012, 01:33:41 AM
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Aren't there more than a few TOR output nodes located on military networks?
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August 31, 2012, 09:03:33 PM
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So I just started my first bitcoin related website (see my sig) and I'm getting some interesting visitors:

Code:
30 Aug	20:37:32	Rippers
Unknown
United States Flag Springfield,
Virginia,
United States Department Of Homeland Security (216.81.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
(No referring link)
30 Aug 20:23:34 Rippers
Unknown
United States Flag West Fulton,
New York,
United States New York Power Authority (148.144.*.*) [Label IP Address]
30 Aug 18:46:19 Rippers
Unknown
United States Flag Bremerton,
Washington,
United States Navy Network Information Center (nnic) (138.163.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
(No referring link)
30 Aug 18:46:18 Rippers
Unknown
United States Flag Bremerton,
Washington,
United States Navy Network Information Center (nnic) (138.163.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
 

There's also various others from random Corporation / Industries / Groups.

I've certainly never had anything like this on other newly launched websites before...

I guess this is illustrative of the sorts of people who browse Bitcointalk!? Grin

Homeland security... hmmmmmm.
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