Show HN: Justyourip.com
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Show HN: Justyourip.com
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#2No ads, no affiliation with anybody but the guy who made it, just a place to get Just Your IP.
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#3I got tired of sending people to ad laden websites, some of them quite obnoxious, just for an IP. So I made this. No ads, no affiliation with anybody but the guy who made it, just a place to get Just Your IP.
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#4I got tired of sending people to ad laden websites, some of them quite obnoxious, just for an IP. So I made this. No ads, no affiliation with anybody but the guy who made it, just a place to get Just Your IP.
One does not simply upvote to the top alone! Thank you, bookmarked!
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#5That being said, I find it useful to see the location I'm connecting from (mostly to make sure that my VPN works).
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#6That is already 100 times better than existing solutions. That being said, I find it useful to see the location I'm connecting from (mostly to make sure that my VPN works).
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#8Especially: Querying it with curl (or another system requesting plain text) really only returns the IP, not some HTML page. (Opening it in the browser also shows some useful information about the request, but http://ifconfig.me/ip always shows just your IP address)
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#9I got tired of sending people to ad laden websites, some of them quite obnoxious, just for an IP. So I made this. No ads, no affiliation with anybody but the guy who made it, just a place to get Just Your IP.
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#10Personally I prefer ifconfig.me which takes this idea one step further. Especially: Querying it with curl (or another system requesting plain text) really only returns the IP, not some HTML page. (Opening it in the browser also shows some useful information about the request, but http://ifconfig.me/ip always shows just your IP address)
EDIT: Now, best of both worlds. Reload the page and either highlight the page text or look in the source code for how to use it with curl and bash. I'm sure you can figure out your favorite parser for csv.