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#228491 08/22/04 09:12 AM
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From my experience, I've seen that you can be logged in on the boards on multiple computers. I always sign in on friends' computers, and sometimes public computers, and although I usually remember to log out, sometimes I forget. Is there a way to log out of all computers without actually getting to them?

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Mulder: Imagine if you could come back and take out five people who had caused you to suffer. Who would they be?
Scully: I only get five?
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#228492 08/22/04 11:47 AM
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No. "Logging in" is handled by browser cookies, files stored on the individual computer(s) in question. That is, whether you're logged in or not, and as whom, is information stored locally on that computer's hard drive. If you don't want to stay logged in on that computer, you'll have to remember to log out on it before you leave.

OTOH, there's no harm to staying logged in. It has no effect when you don't have the boards open on that computer. So, if you leave yourself logged in on your friends' computers, nothing will happen unless they choose to come to the boards. In that case, they could post as you, if they wanted to, but what kind of friends would they be if they did that? wink

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#228493 08/22/04 02:13 PM
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It's not the friends that bother me, it's the public computers. wink

Julie


Mulder: Imagine if you could come back and take out five people who had caused you to suffer. Who would they be?
Scully: I only get five?
Mulder: I remembered your birthday this year, didn't I, Scully?

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#228494 08/22/04 04:17 PM
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If you're ever really concerned, you can change your password. Then it won't work on public computers with the old password, only the new one, and you should be safe. Just remember to always log out in the future.


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