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[SC-Help] Re: Personal blacklist problem

Mike Easter MikeE at ster.invalid
Tue May 10 14:58:27 EDT 2005


Roy Lewallen wrote:
> I've had considerable trouble using the web-based forums which don't
> like my firewall and browser settings. It's a nuisance to have to
> loosen the protections just for the occasional posting, and even then
> I sometimes have to try several times before a login is accepted.
> What's their attraction, anyway?

Well, I'm not attracted to them;  but if I wanted to go there and I was
having a browser security conflict, I would give the site a higher
security clearance.  I use all 4 of my browser's site classifications;
restricted, internet, intranet, and trusted -- and all of them are
custom configured.  Restricted is extremely tight.  Internet is very
tight and interferes with a number of functions which a fair number of
sites would like to use.  Those sites which I would like to have more
leeway I put into intranet.  I don't usually use trusted, except for
such as microsoft's update site.

So, intranet is my most common upgraded security clearance.

I've never posted in the forum;  and when links are posted to something
in there typically it takes me a lot of 'messing around' to try to find
something.  I don't like to go to the forum to read something which has
been referred here.  It takes too long.  I would just as soon hunt it
down from scratch with google or something.

When I post a link to something on a webpage, I typically accompany my
link with a little bit of clipping from the page or article to 'nail'
what it is we are talking about or the essence of the article.

-- 
Mike Easter
kibitzer, not SC admin



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