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best not to sell the drive with the only copy of your programs on it...
you can have as many S3 modules (hard drives) as you want, offline (on the shelf in the other room)
hack them, hack them hard.
If you die, you aren't going to be stuck anymore, if your hack succeeds, you won't be stuck anymore! :ph34r:
Newbies: Read this before you post.
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theoneman 
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Posted 22 January 2007 - 02:21 PM
well I guess I will post this here, since this is the only place I can post/start a new thread...that being the problem.
I cannot reply or start a new thread. Could someone give me access to do that?
Thanks
I cannot reply or start a new thread. Could someone give me access to do that?
Thanks
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wizard of aas
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Posted 23 January 2007 - 09:57 AM
theoneman, on Jan 22 2007, 02:21 PM, said:
well I guess I will post this here, since this is the only place I can post/start a new thread...that being the problem.
I cannot reply or start a new thread. Could someone give me access to do that?
Thanks
I cannot reply or start a new thread. Could someone give me access to do that?
Thanks
Could you be more specific? I see you have posted here and in another forum. It would be helpful if you could include what forum you are trying to post or start a topic in. Permissions are done that way.
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theoneman
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Posted 23 January 2007 - 04:19 PM
this is crap. So i was able to post in the "another one bites a dust" thread this morning. now I am trying to post there again and I am getting this message
"This menu has been disabled"
and I get logged out.
what good is it to be able to start threads after X number of posts if you cannot post a reply?
"This menu has been disabled"
and I get logged out.
what good is it to be able to start threads after X number of posts if you cannot post a reply?
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Posted 24 January 2007 - 06:35 PM
Are you trying this from the same computer or from work/home/school? The server has been in a limbo state for a bit, so anytime something changes I think the cookie is getting killed. It never hurts to dump your cookies/cache and try again - in the meantime, we'll keep our eyes open for problems here...
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theoneman
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Posted 25 January 2007 - 08:15 AM
I am accessing the site from work. For some reason it seems like a cookie or something is being dropped. This is my second attempt in making this post. The first try was a Fast Reply. This is using normal Reply.
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wizard of aas
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Posted 25 January 2007 - 03:34 PM
I don't see anything in the configs that would be causing a newbie to be randomly logged out. I can try and duplicate the error condition on this end and see if that sheds any light on the problem. It will probably be this weekend sometime beore I can take a good look and see. When you have these problems, are you using a browser which has been open and idle for a long time, or does this happen on a new session?
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Posted 31 March 2010 - 04:06 AM
This might be a really old thread, but I figured I would post this in case someone else has that cookie problem. If your computer clock is wrong that can result in you being logged out of some sites cause it screws up the cookie somehow - yahoo used to do that to me