IP address?

This morning my colleague had downloaded a new episode of one of my favorite tv shows, and he asked me if I wanted a copy, so I handed him my iPod (my back hurts, so I left my MacBook Pro at home) and he transferred the data.

Next, he asked me if I wanted some CSI Miami too, for the umpth time, I explained to him that I didn’t watch the show, because I always get highly annoyed with the everything to do with computers. They manage to use regular desktop pc’s to decrypt data in minutes (that should take a sizable cluster a *long* time) *every* time.
They manage to track a hidden camera in a car, that streams perfect video quality over the crappy American mobile networks, to a “server” thousands of kilometers away, and then to a mobile connection in a hotel two blocks from where the murder occurred. (All of this in a matter of minutes after finding said camera)

And then, a couple of hours after that rant, someone sent me a link to this… The special CSI IP address range. Argh!
Just look at this picture!

(Mom, for your information, IP addresses (IPv4 ones anyway) consist of 4 bytes, one byte can be 256 different things, so an IP address will allways be in the range starting at 0 and ending in 255, and that times four, so 0.0.0.0 through 255.255.255.255, give or take some exeptions)

*grin*