i did try

int old_step;
{
   chomp; # = zelda is /underattack (by the evil forces) of ///ghetto 
+array///
  switch (who-1) {

   <your face> 
} 

   old_step = prev_step20;
   ///BLOCK_ON_THIS/// tracert
   <IP> # = die/ am going to
   ///gamelon/// to aid myself (fail_2.wav)
   return_value = BLOCK_ON_THIS;

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it's been know to work normally, but i got the following error

   +++ Out of cheese error! +++
   +++ MELON MELON MELON +++
   +++ please redo from start +++
   +++ Please reboot universe and try again +++

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see if it does anything for you. NOTE: For the majority of this, I had no idea what i was talking about

In reply to Re^2: How can I get which Windows domain an IP belongs to? by Anonymous Monk
in thread How can I get which Windows domain an IP belongs to? by Anonymous Monk

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