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Posted by The RealRon on August 02, 2004 at 06:50:36 from (69.179.21.81):
A couple of days ago someone decided to password protect the name "Ron". No problem, I'm a big boy and if someone else wants to be me for a while that's fine. But when I tried to use another name "Igor", it worked... the first time. Then my posts started getting lost. So I tried in a couple of different boards with the same result. Then I looked into this "cookie" thing and saw that someone had placed a cookie on my computer with someone else's name in it! So now it looks like some hacker is following me around changing names. Again, no problem, as I automatically delete cookies at the end of each session. But it looks like until whomever responsible for this goofy password scheme fixes it, I'll just use a different name for each post. But I'll tag them with... TheRealRon
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