Anyone else getting warning message?

[MikeyKahr]

History? Cookies? IE? Where you people from anyhow? Seems to be working fine for me. My wife just made some chocolate chip cookies. They are really good and even still warm. Would love to share but the logistics are just too overwelming. Sorry.

Don't know much about history, don't know much biology... :9:

Don't mind us B, we're just being geeks. Hope the reloading is back up in gear and going well for you now that you got the part from Hornady. I'll trade you my knowledge of history/cookies/IE for your reloading knowledge....and some of those warm chocolate cookies!

[Bawanna]

Don't know much about history, don't know much biology... :9:

Don't mind us B, we're just being geeks. Hope the reloading is back up in gear and going well for you now that you got the part from Hornady. I'll trade you my knowledge of history/cookies/IE for your reloading knowledge....and some of those warm chocolate cookies!

Now your talking sense. I'll take ya up on that deal. The reloader is on line. I just pumped out 150 45's in a couple eye blinks and I wasn't going fast. I put a metal leg to support the bench and that helped things immensely. Rock solid now. I put the same over on my single stage so that should work better too.
I figure these computer cookies must have something to do with when you buy stuff. Seems I can't put stuff in my shopping cart no more which is actually a good thing. Don't spend no loot that way, course don't get much stuff in the mail either. Says my cookies don't like it or there's too many of em or not enough, always worked fine before. Don't know what happened to em. Maybe I got one of them tapeworm viruses in my computer. Kids do all that unnatural facebook and download music stuff, lots of freaky looking dudes in those arenas, probably gave me something.

[MikeyKahr]

Same boat tonight

I hate to say this, but when I cleared my history and cookies (it does it when I close my browser too), I still get that warning. IE works and that's how I've been here the last two days, but I can't stand IE.

I'm in the same boat as jlottmc. "Scoot over!" I can't stand IE, but it's the only way I can get on right now. Cleared history, cookies, files and checked FireFox setting - no luck even tonight. I'll try again tomorrow.

[johnh]

Stay tuned guys. The hosting company is working on it. We are on a shared virtual server, so multiple forums are affected. Hopefully there will be some resolution today.

John

[jlottmc]

I have found that sinse I have come back over to my work machine instead of my laptop that I use on weekends and at home, that life is worse yet. My spell checker doesn't do it while I type anymore, and things look funny with the font and stuff too. I really don't like IE especially this version. But I will put up with it to be here as I can.

[wyntrout]

I'm used to Firefox, but I can't get here with it. I'm using Chrome, but I'm not familiar with it.
I moved the other topic to General Discussion, where it can be discussed.

http://kahrtalk.com/general-discussi...html#post35516

Wynn

[OldLincoln]

For those still getting the message on Firefox, you can stop it be disabling the safety stop as follows:

On the menu bar select Tools then Options then Security then un-check "Block Reported Attack Sites" then click OK and restart Firefox.

[wyntrout]

I'm using Chrome because I didn't want to disable any "safety features" as long as I have a way of getting here.
I spent about three hours over at my buddy's place yesterday, trying to get rid of a trojan he picked up while doing some risky surfing online WITHOUT updated and adequate protection. It was one of those extortion-ware things... the 2010 Antivirus program that offers to fix the problems that it says it's finding on your computer... incidentally, the ones it's causing. You really don't want to give your credit card info to anything like that!
It disabled protection, disabled control-alt-delete/Program Manager, and when I finally booted with the OS disc and ran restore to a previous point, prior to the infection... those wouldn't work, either. I tried three separate restorations without success. I used up my limited toolbox and he had absolutely nothing to offer... no backups or boot/repair discs. I had bought the latest Norton Suite last year and installed it for him, but "it slowed" his 10-year old Pentium 4 with 256MB RAM down and he disabled or removed most of it.
Too late for him, I added password protection for system access and setup, but he had no administrator password, either, and one of the frequent messages was "disabled by Administrator"... malware protection and Program Manager, among other things. Bellsouth DSL offers free McAfee Suite software and updates for the first computer. He turns his computer on, uses it, and then turns it off and his software is never updated.
I like protection, especially when I'm being adventurous.

Wynn

[Bawanna]

The only word I understand in this entire post is chrome. If they make a chrome computer I want one. At least it'll be cool to look at when it's broken and ticking me off. I'm sure I'm in worse shape than your buddy. I might as well use mine for target practice and go buy a new one. Maybe get one with one of them jetpack geeks that comes and tells it what to do when it misbehaves.

[wyntrout]

I've dabbled with computers since the late 70's when Radio Shack had the leading edge TRS80 with 16 KILOBYTES RAM... that's 16,000 bytes or 128,000 bits. For the last 15 years I've been building my own, but I'm no expert... I can barely keep mine running sometimes. Assembling a bunch of components or adding components to existing systems can be a real challenge and "fun", trying to get them to work with each other... but sometimes it's like hitting your thumb with a hammer or beating your head against a wall... it feels better when you stop.
Wynn

Oh, Chrome is Google's free browser... like Internet Explorer, only probably better... I'm not sure. My favorite is Mozilla Firefox, but it can have problems, too.

[Bawanna]

Oh now I get it. It was the hitting your head against the wall that made it all clear to me. I do that alot. It's almost a forte for me. Some say it's what made me what I am today. Hmmm, ya think I been slammed?

[johnh]

Things are moving along on their end. It was the web and ad servers that were infected. Everything has been updated and cleaned. Keep your fingers crossed...

John

[Ol'coot]

Thanks for the updates, I am still getting this message

[frank_drebin]

When I just logged in I got the warning. I told Chrome to proceed anyway. AVG popped up and said that "A threat was blocked!"
Threat Name: "Exploit Phoenix Exploit Kit (type 1630)"
File name: "novtepp.com/coffe/index.php?s=IBB@G"

[wyntrout]

I saw the same thing more or less... Norton AV blocked that thing.
Wynn