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Right, I am on the new family computer downstairs and it is the first time I have been on it. I came onto SR to read comments from my post last night and when I went to reply it didn't ask me to input a password or a username, it just posted as kyz22. I haven't even been on this machine before and it isn't connected to the other computer with a network card or anything so there is no way it could know my username or password at all. I computer doesn't even have msn installed so it can't have taken my email and password or anything. This is really bizzare!!
Right, I am on the new family computer downstairs and it is the first time I have been on it. I came onto SR to read comments from my post last night and when I went to reply it didn't ask me to input a password or a username, it just posted as kyz22. I haven't even been on this machine before and it isn't connected to the other computer with a network card or anything so there is no way it could know my username or password at all. I computer doesn't even have msn installed so it can't have taken my email and password or anything. This is really bizzare!!
Maybe, you sleep-walked last night onto it, entered stuff and left.
Hmmm. Maybe if you're using the same connection as on your old computer, it automatically downloaded all the neccessary cookies for you.
Perhaps I did, I didn't know how to turn it on when I went on it this morning so I doubt I would be able to in my subconcious.
Muddatrucker wrote:
> Hmmm. Maybe if you're using the same connection as on your old
> computer, it automatically downloaded all the neccessary cookies for
> you.
Wouldn't the cookies be stored on my other computer though as opposed to an internet database? Both computers can't be connected at the same time as both have dialups so one couldn't download content from the other.
> Hmmm. Maybe if you're using the same connection as on your old
> computer, it automatically downloaded all the neccessary cookies for
> you.
Wouldn't the cookies be stored on my other computer though as opposed to an internet database? Both computers can't be connected at the same time as both have dialups so one couldn't download content from the other.
Well, whatever you did, it's bloody odd.