[Eric Bliss]

[Eric Bliss]

[Eric Bliss]

[Eric Bliss]

You may have too many cookies stored in your browser to allow new ones to be set. Try clearing out your cookies for the Cow (some browsers allow you to remove all cookies for an individual website), then try marking the threads again.

Eric Bliss

systems design and integration
CreativeCow.Net

int main(void) {
printf(“Hello World!\n”);
}

[Eric Bliss]

Okay, this may be stupid, but…

Does the browser that you’re having problems with actually have cookies enabled?

If cookies aren’t enabled, cookies won’t work no matter how many times you set them. The other thing to check is if you have too many cookies set for the Cow. Browsers do have limits on how many cookies they’ll accept for any given website. If you use the “Mark Thread As Read” function a lot, you may be running into the limit of accepted cookies for the browser. Try clearing your cookies for the Cow (some browsers allow you to clear out all cookies for individual sites), then try updating your cookies.

Eric Bliss

systems design and integration
CreativeCow.Net

int main(void) {
printf(“Hello World!\n”);
}

[Eric Bliss]

[Eric Bliss]

[Eric Bliss]

Yep, it’s a little known fact that AMD installs a flux capacitor on every new Opteron they sell. But, since it’s a bit hard to get up to 88 miles an hour in the server room, all that actually happens is that time speeds up, it doesn’t actually jump into the future. 🙂

Eric Bliss

systems design and integration
CreativeCow.Net

int main(void) {
printf(“Hello World!\n”);
}

[Eric Bliss]

[Eric Bliss]