So…is this you?
| Pharyngula By Details > Visit Detail Visit 6,666,666 |
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| Domain Name | comcast.net ? (Network) | |||||||||||||||||||
| IP Address | 67.176.112.# (Comcast Cable) | |||||||||||||||||||
| ISP | Comcast Cable | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Language | English (United States) en-us |
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| Operating System | Microsoft WinXP | |||||||||||||||||||
| Browser | Firefox Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.12) Gecko/20050915 Firefox/1.0.7 |
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| Javascript | version 1.5 | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Time of Visit | Jul 8 2006 1:24:04 pm | |||||||||||||||||||
| Last Page View | Jul 8 2006 1:24:04 pm | |||||||||||||||||||
| Visit Length | 0 seconds | |||||||||||||||||||
| Page Views | 1 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Referring URL | http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/ | |||||||||||||||||||
| Visit Entry Page | http://scienceblogs….ess_conservative.php | |||||||||||||||||||
| Visit Exit Page | http://scienceblogs….ess_conservative.php | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Time Zone | UTC-7:00 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Visitor’s Time | Jul 8 2006 12:24:04 pm | |||||||||||||||||||
| Visit Number | 6,666,666 | |||||||||||||||||||
(Facts)I expected the world to end, but maybe this means I have to wait until I’ve harvested 666,666,666 souls for Satan now.
I think you’ll find that Satan counts in Hex, so you’ve got 27487790694 there. Duh! ;-)
Judging by the 0 second visit length, it’s in all likelihood an automated program. Although the ‘visitor’ is using Firefox..
It always says 0 seconds if it’s only one page view – it can’t measure how long you’re on there until you look at a second page.
I love the fact the visit was to the “godless conservative”-post =) One of those lovely coincidences.
Go to hell with your high traffic (pun intended, of course).
How does it feel to be so evil???
Satan? What’s a Satan? For that matter, what’s a soul?
Moloch? Arioch? Ba’al? Dang. I always forget what nonexistent supernatural being the godless are supposed to be worshipping.
Me, of course.
Lucifer.
This commenting page is the weirdest thing. For weeks I could not get on with my old password and name, though I freely admit I may have forgotten it, so I created a whole new identity with a different email address and suddenly I switch on comments and my old persona is back up and working!
A most sinister confluence of events: visitor 6,666,666 was using Microsoft Windows – surely an unmistakable sign of Azazel. Stay away from Colorado!
Whoa. This visit came from the town of Columbine High School? Now that’s spooky.
Hey, Old Hippie, are you the same old hippie that used to post on F***edcompany.com?
“Dang. I always forget what nonexistent supernatural being the godless are supposed to be worshipping.”
The Great Nullity of course! After all, around here nothing is sacred! :-)
Damn. I was shooting for vist 6,666,666. I will wait for vist 66,666,666. Or even better: 666,666,666. That like, mega-evil.
This user really needs to upgrade his Firefox. 1.0.7 has a pretty serious security hole.
So, the Devil uses Firefox, Somebody should tell Microsoft Marketing this, they could have a field day.
Then again, they also use Windows, somebody should tell Apple Marketing.
I got all excited thinking it might be ME, because all the details fit (including the embarassing Firefox 1.0.7). However, I’m not in Littleton; my location usually shows up as Salisbury, Maryland. And in checking my history, I visited the Visboek entry only.
Darn. Fame eludes me again.
Woah. That’s an awful lot of traffic. No wonder you get so much through your Amazon program, PZ.
I can’t post in my old name, so I’m trying a new.
You may be disappointed to learn it was quite possibily me visiting with some friends in the home o’ Columbine, unable to go one day without a Pharyngula fix. Right city, right time.
My dear hosts are really lovely people, though – far more than you could say of me. I will have to check with them on their IP address to confim and tell them to upgrade their Firefox.
Not really. In the first place, despite the name, Littleton is not particularly little; it has a population of over 40,000.
More importantly, Columbine isn’t even in Littleton; it’s a county school.
Finally, it’s not clear (to me, at least), whether the location is the location of the user or of Comcast. Since this user was probably using a dynamic IP address, I doubt if the location is reliably the location of anything more than a regional server cluster.
Is this all trivial? You bet. But if someone actually thought this *was* a spooky coincidence (or an even spookier not-coincidence), then maybe I’ve illuminated some of the flaws in their thinking, which makes it worthwhile.
P.S. Satan is not fooled: not all visits are from different souls. You expected the Lord of Lies to fall for such a flimsy obfuscation? What do you think he is, an ID advocate?
Most of the time, though, Comcast’s dhcp servers assign the same IP address to the same machine. I’ve found it very rare for mine to change.