| What is this? |
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A program to convert URLs into something really funky!
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| Is it yet another Proxy Server? |
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No. It just funkifies web addresses. Proxies
are something different.
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| Huh? |
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So, like, it takes the hostname and converts it into a 32 bit integer, and the
rest of the url into those funky hex thingies.
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| What is a 32 bit integer? |
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I'm not really sure.
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| Why don't you know? |
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Math is hard!
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| What is a funky hex thing? |
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Well, you see, it's kinda like, um... well... er... Maybe you better
see the answer to the 32 bit integer question.
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| You wrote this and you don't even know how it works? |
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I'm more of a 'big picture' person. Anyways, the idea for funky hex stuff can be
blamed on someone else.
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| Will this work on my system? |
If you're using Windows or Unix, probably yes.
If you're on Mac or using Lynx, probably not.
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| Why won't it work on a Mac? |
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Dunno. Ask Steve Jobs.
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| Is this some type of security exploit? |
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Well, Microsoft Internet Explorer had
some trouble
with something similiar.
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| What's the forumla to get the 32 bit int? |
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Get an IP, then calculate
( (first octet * 2^24) + (second octet * 2^16) + (third octet * 2^8) + (fourth octet) )
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| Huh? |
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Math is hard!
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| Who's responsible for this? |
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Outcasts from the Vast Ring Wing Conspiracy got together with outcasts from the Vast Left Wing Conspiracy
and through a series of comical mishaps this funky tool was created.
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| Why did you make this? |
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I was bored, and wanted to try writing a PERL
program.
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| Can I get the source? |
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Reverse engineering is both fun and profitable. We suggest you take a look
at this lucrative market.
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| I got an error message! |
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Bummer. These things happen.
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| Is this site part of some vast global conspiracy? |
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Yes.
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| I have a question that wasn't answered here... |
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Too bad.
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| Now what do I do? |
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Go back to the FunkyFilters.com home page.
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