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Death of Cookies, Spyware Greatly Exaggerated?
securitas writes "The New York Times' Bob Tedeschi interviews several Internet marketing leaders who debate recent reports that Internet users are deleting cookies en masse and causing serious problems for advertisers. Among the interviewed is Eric Peterson, co-author of the Jupiter Research report that claims 39 percent of Internet users delete cookies. Slashdot has recently had stories about this supposed trend in June and July. A shorter version of the article at IHT. Who is telling the truth and who is deleting cookies? Are you?"
Cookies are delicious delicacies.
Cookies are a sometimes food.
The Tools Of Ignorance wanna be a tool?
"I want the monetary value of my opinion."
Here's your two friggin' cents... Some people, I tell you!
If what you are reading sounds funny, or sarcastic, lame, or stupid
it is because it is supposed to be. just laugh
You just can't publish and make a profit from information available regarding their CEO.
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Do you think that's air you're breathing?
Yes, we will have completed that move on approximately January 18, 2038.
About once a week or two I'll get a few idle minutes, playing with my laptop while making dinner, and I'll just start opening up cookies and changing the data in there. Not to try to impersonate someone else, but just as every person's duty to scribble nonsense on some moron's database.
It's fun. It probably doesn't do anything, but it kills a minute or two of time, and it's more fun than "bejewled".
Is everyone here paranoid, or do I have any fellow compatriots in the nation of apathy?
You do, but they're all to apathetic to bother replying...
Arguing about vi versus Emacs is like arguing whether it's better to make fire by rubbing sticks or banging rocks.