no im too lazy, im just going to star using firefox, noob

Found this in the java faq located on my computer..

[quote:56e25]Q: Why does Java Plug-in not work when my server is protected?

A: Most mechanisms in enabling protected directories in the web server use cookies. However, Java Plug-in does not currently provide support for cookies. Although you may login to your web server and generate a cookie with your browser, it is not accessible by Java Plug-in. [/quote:56e25]

[code:2fef1]interweb

A rather humorous combination of the World Wide Web and Internet. Usually used in parody of someone who is fluent with IP.

You suck at teh Interweb.
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im not quite sure if its what ure talking about but go to tools>internetoptions>security tab>custom level>scroll about mid way down and u should see java permision> adjust to ure lvl, is that what rue talking bout?

idk im useing firefox now cause i hate ie, now how do i make msn open in firefox

Found this..

[quote:624c4]Gmail 0wnz0rz j00.

So I know somebody who works for Google and he got me a gmail account. I asked about the whole cookie privacy paranoia thing, about how they could use the "forever cookie" to link your personal information to every search you ever do on Google, and he said, "look, we don't DO that stuff! I know everybody talks about it..."

I was like, OK. I figured I'd just enable gmail's cookies (cookies from gmail.google.com) and disable cookies from http://www.google.com, so that I could use gmail without giving them the ID tracking cookie.

Gmail wouldn't let me in under those conditions. You can not use Gmail without letting them access your Infinite Google Cookie which is keyed to every search you do.

What the fuck is the purpose of that if it's not there to invade your privacy? What possible technical reason could there be for a unique ID number in each cookie, and requiring people to give them that unique ID number in order to log in to gmail?

I mean, I'm ready to hear the good reasons they have for this besides playing Big Brother, if there are any.
Posted by ed at April 21, 2004 10:10 AM [/quote:624c4]

http://www.goesping.org/classic/002408.html

Just incase you dont like FireFox.. biggrin:

nubs

i had teh same problem its a virus m8 :( i had to format

stop using the microsoft vm plzkthx