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This is so annoying
This is where you can discuss your homework, family, just about anything, make strange sounds and otherwise discuss things which are really not related to the Lancer-series. Yes that means you can discuss other games.
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Sun Sep 19, 2004 12:45 am
I cannot believe this
This morning I try to get into my newest yahoo account and it works, so I try to get into the old one and it also works! Now I really dont know whats going on anymore
I dont think its spayware, I have a spyware prog I run, but maybe I should dl a new one just to make sure
This morning I try to get into my newest yahoo account and it works, so I try to get into the old one and it also works! Now I really dont know whats going on anymore
I dont think its spayware, I have a spyware prog I run, but maybe I should dl a new one just to make sure
Sun Sep 19, 2004 1:42 am
if you can't update profiles anywhere then you prob have cookie control set too high. r-click on IE applet and go to privacy and lower the security a notch. Better still, join the real world, abandon that Microsoft freeware rubbish and use a proper browser like Mozilla or Opera (how many times have i told you this?) and watch your IE related problems disappear. Esq and I have told you this countless times, it's not just being techy smartasses, I used to use IE too onvce and know how pathetic a browser it is.
uploads (ftp?) and email issues, ordinarily I'd say ISP because these are p-word dependent. have you at any point discussed this with your ISP? I appreciate Chief M'wezi Umboto doesn't spk to you anymore since you killed his pet lion, but you could apologise and give him a gift of a roll of brightly-coloured cloth and some beads.
it's also possible that if your using anti-virus you've blown off your server settings; for example Norton AV sets up a local proxy server for e-mail to scan incoming and outgoing mail. This sometimes results in your normal pop and smtp settings getting knackered. If you're using OE then this moves up the probability list. Again, I recommend abandoning the MS rubbishy free e-mail client, and using something more robust like Mozilla's e-mail and ng client.
it isn't memory.
it isn't connection.
it happens on both pcs, which is indicative that it's wrongly set up or that something common to both machines has altered settings, either through ignorance/accident, or through something more malicious like a viro or Trojan.
or it could just be you and your dark female energy destroying machines. I've seen that before. Mrs Taw destroys electronic cash registers. Everyone one she goes too breaks or spews out rolls or won't swipe the card (without fail - that's why she takes twice as long as me to do the shopping) and I've seen my friend Mandy walk down the street in a strop and every streetlight she goes past has blown. truly, I'm not exaggerating at all. Women are walking EMP devices.
uploads (ftp?) and email issues, ordinarily I'd say ISP because these are p-word dependent. have you at any point discussed this with your ISP? I appreciate Chief M'wezi Umboto doesn't spk to you anymore since you killed his pet lion, but you could apologise and give him a gift of a roll of brightly-coloured cloth and some beads.
it's also possible that if your using anti-virus you've blown off your server settings; for example Norton AV sets up a local proxy server for e-mail to scan incoming and outgoing mail. This sometimes results in your normal pop and smtp settings getting knackered. If you're using OE then this moves up the probability list. Again, I recommend abandoning the MS rubbishy free e-mail client, and using something more robust like Mozilla's e-mail and ng client.
it isn't memory.
it isn't connection.
it happens on both pcs, which is indicative that it's wrongly set up or that something common to both machines has altered settings, either through ignorance/accident, or through something more malicious like a viro or Trojan.
or it could just be you and your dark female energy destroying machines. I've seen that before. Mrs Taw destroys electronic cash registers. Everyone one she goes too breaks or spews out rolls or won't swipe the card (without fail - that's why she takes twice as long as me to do the shopping) and I've seen my friend Mandy walk down the street in a strop and every streetlight she goes past has blown. truly, I'm not exaggerating at all. Women are walking EMP devices.
Sun Sep 19, 2004 2:04 am
I have told you to abandon IE many times.
if you've tried other browsers and it's still a problem then it's either your dark technophobe aura or you've got serious viro problems or you've got a rubbish service. I had an ISP once where as soon as you went to refresh the page the connection dropped out (Telinco, utter rubbish)
I'd give the ISP a call, unf you'll have to do it with your bearers hyena skin drums, but that travels well on the veldt i hear. Although you may find you've summoned a herd of olifants.
if you've tried other browsers and it's still a problem then it's either your dark technophobe aura or you've got serious viro problems or you've got a rubbish service. I had an ISP once where as soon as you went to refresh the page the connection dropped out (Telinco, utter rubbish)
I'd give the ISP a call, unf you'll have to do it with your bearers hyena skin drums, but that travels well on the veldt i hear. Although you may find you've summoned a herd of olifants.
Sun Sep 19, 2004 3:47 am
Spix, i recommend keeping a record of how many times there's a problem when a female is using the PC compared to when its being used by a (reasonably competent) bloke. A pattern should reveal itself fairly quickly. Females put out some kind of negative energy that destroys computers, well-established empirical phenomenon that is 
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