back for a day and having to clean cookies out.. already.<br>um in this thread I checked out the latest comments .. no I did not click on any links to sites .. I always avoid that unless it is a really interesting link.<br><br> but I find a cookie, from this man's server in my cookies.. why is it there? What am I getting out of being tracked by his server? Is there a way to stop people doing this to us in forums?.. places where we need to have cookies?<br><br>
#11406 - 08/12/0209:21 AMRe: cookie control
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johnengler
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welcome back Ent... you're links don't go anywhere, so I can't help you out man... try listing those links as plain text in a reply.<br><br>"In the old days, you'd finish a day's work and announce, 'I'm done.' Nobody ever does that now. There's never enough time." -- Elliott Masie
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Did you happen to visit his website? He was that guy that was asking for opinions on his website. Many sites use cookies - though I'm not sure what he uses them for considering the site is mostly a resume (a nice one, by the way).<br><br>[color:red]semicolon dash parenthesis</font color=red>
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nope I did not visit his website nor did I eeven read that thread.. you can pick up his cookie if you read any of his messages in any thread, it may be linked to his image<br><br>
what it does mean is this that <br>a) I will never go yo his site <br>b)nor read any of his posts again.. <br>thats what it does mean. <br>I despise cookies<br><br>seems that you cannot trust anyone to use things properly<br><br>
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