In the last few months, almost half a dozen DPCers have PM'd me about being logged in multiple times. First, wow, I'm getting checked out. Thank you!!!
And secondly, I work from home but have two computers, both of which are ALWAYS logged into DPC. It's not an addiction. It's "convenience". Which is why I also have my 'droid (or Druid, as vawendy has been known to call it) logged into DPC. Seriously. NOT an addiction!! Someone mentioned I had four log-ins, but I can't figure out how that's possible. Unless I'm sleepwaking and logged in somewhere else. Then MAYBE it's an "addiction"...
Someone mentioned I had four log-ins, but I can't figure out how that's possible....
I haven't checked, but it is possible that if you have multiple tabs open to DPC, you might have a log-in for each tab. Don't know if that's true or not; whether it's true may depend on the browser being used.
ETA: nope, no multiple log-ins when multiple tabs (or multiple windows) are open in FF 3.6.13, nor from IE 7.0.5730.13. Well, that shoots that theory, LOL
Wow, I see three of you now Johanna....you have got to tell us the secret to your cloning machine. If I had three of me I would double the amount of comments I could give out:-) (it's only double because I take a bloody long time writing up a good critique)
I want to know why sometimes when I first log in it says that I have been online for 22 minutes or something like that. How can that be when I just logged in!?
If you use NiallOTuama's challenge monitor app, you get logged in every 60 seconds for the entire duration that you keep the app running.
Incorrect. It only logs you in once. If it gets disconnected (for whatever reason) it it smart enough to re-login. It simply maintains cookies in normal operation.
When I'm testing the program I'd be easily on 10 to 20 times.
Beat that, tanguera :)
If you use NiallOTuama's challenge monitor app, you get logged in every 60 seconds for the entire duration that you keep the app running.
Incorrect. It only logs you in once. If it gets disconnected (for whatever reason) it it smart enough to re-login. It simply maintains cookies in normal operation.
When I'm testing the program I'd be easily on 10 to 20 times.
Beat that, tanguera :)
I stand corrected then. I just happened to see your username logged every minute (which i now suppose is your retry interval) the other week and it spanned several hours, hence my false conclusion. sorry.
I stand corrected then. I just happened to see your username logged every minute (which i now suppose is your retry interval) the other week and it spanned several hours, hence my false conclusion. sorry.
I stand corrected then. I just happened to see your username logged every minute (which i now suppose is your retry interval) the other week and it spanned several hours, hence my false conclusion. sorry.
I accept appologies in the form of 10's :)
ok. insert a text of your name in your entry so i can identify it and give it a 10. I'll even ask the other Tangueras to do the same :)
(and I thought a druid was such a peaceful thing...)
Well, for the ancient Celts the Druids were the priestly class. Ordinary people weren't "druids" any more than ordinary people can be, say, Catholic priests or Jewish Rabbis; you had to be trained. Not a lot is known about them, but it IS known (via first-hand Roman reports, anyway) that they practiced human sacrifice... So, "peaceful"? I doubt it.
There's a sort of voguish, neo-druidism around these days, but there's no evidence that this corresponds to the real thing, we have no actual written records from these people.