Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

[Finster]

Re: Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

Hello! Fred!

What the heck is this? I can't even get into my own forum!

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[jiimbergin]

Re: Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

Hello! Fred!

What the heck is this? I can't even get into my own forum!

I have had similar messages lately, but they correct themselves in a little while.
jim

[jiimbergin]

Re: Understanding Engineers

Here's a minor comment out of the clear blue.

The new smileys are not very good. The old ones were high contrast and crystal clear.
The new one are low contrast and indistinct, just yellow blobs.

:rolleyes:

No, they are terrible! you can haardly see them.

[Finster]

Re: Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

I have had similar messages lately, but they correct themselves in a little while.
jim

1) My remarks were directed to Fred.

2) That doesn't make it all right. I was attempting to post time-sensitive material.

This #$%*&^$ software is buggier than a marsh on a hot summer night.

[a warren]

Re: Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

Sir Eric appears to have lost interest in this website, no?

1) My remarks were directed to Fred.

2) That doesn't make it all right. I was attempting to post time-sensitive material.

This #$%*&^$ software is buggier than a marsh on a hot summer night.

[EJ]

Re: Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

Sir Eric appears to have lost interest in this website, no?

If we jump into the daily noise, we can't keep our perspective. To help keep you all oriented:

Stocks remain 24% below the point where we said to get out in Dec. 2007, for those who were not around in March 2000 when we got out originally.

Gold is up 140% since then versus -30% for stocks.

If this disappointments anyone, I don't know what to say.

As for the web site, we have 100 attempts a day to break in. One break in and we're sunk. If a few bugs come with the upgrades, so be it.

[c1ue]

Re: Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

As for the web site, we have 100 attempts a day to break in. One break in and we're sunk. If a few bugs come with the upgrades, so be it.

Depending on your definition, some of those might be me.

I've noticed that the routine which obscures passwords being typed in is apparently last-loading.

If I type too quickly from login to password using the 'tab' button, I always wind up with both a non-obscured password and a failed login. It is so bad that I've managed even to lock myself out for 15 minutes this way - that time even the obscured password wasn't enough; apparently the transfer from login-password field to authentication is even later in the queue.

[FRED]

Re: Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

If I type too quickly from login to password using the 'tab' button, I always wind up with both a non-obscured password and a failed login. It is so bad that I've managed even to lock myself out for 15 minutes this way - that time even the obscured password wasn't enough; apparently the transfer from login-password field to authentication is even later in the queue.

Although it's impossible for us to know exactly why you've encountered the problem without knowing the details of your computer and internet settings, but it is possible an ISP, Cookie and/or Cache issues due to highly secured, and therefore highly sensitive, new forum software.

Tips:
1. Type slowly ;)
2. Check the " Remember Me?" (beneath the User Name box) when you log in.
That should work better, especially if you are on an ISP that is constantly changing IP addresses (such as: AOL), as long as you are not blocking cookies.
3. Email our support at: forum@itulip.com for assistance and they'll take good care of you..

[FRED]

Re: Upgrade Is A Value Judgment

Hello! Fred!

What the heck is this? I can't even get into my own forum!

"Sorry...
Finster, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of the following three reasons:

The page content is for iTulip Select paid subscriber only.

To become an iTulip Select premium member, please Subscribe here.


The page contains administrative features that you may not have sufficient privileges to access, edit or view.


You may not be able to post at this time. Your account may be awaiting for administrator's approval, or it may be disabled by the administrator.

Feel free to contact us at forum@itulip.com if you have any question."

iTulip is NOT perfect, just like everyone else. You mustn't get so excited. If you have any log in issue and need assistance with, PLEASE, email our support at forum@itulip.com and give them an opportunity to serve you, instead of screaming out loud.

I hope you'd agree that we need to conserve our energies - emotions and feelings for what we're going to make the big things in lives instead of letting so much run away on the little things everyday.

Feel free to PM me if you're still having login problem and I'll be sure to take care of that for you.