A cookie is simply a unique id to identify the visitor when they return, and for subsequent page requests.
Cookies should only store encrypted data, as they are stored on the client machine, and can be readable by other applications, virus, etc.
A cookie is simply a unique id to identify the visitor when they return, and for subsequent page requests.
Cookies should only store encrypted data, as they are stored on the client machine, and can be readable by other applications, virus, etc.
Earlier tonight, I came across this handy link worth calculator. It’s got a nice ajax interface, and does the calculation for you based on some general criteria.
Now that I’ve thought about it, I went ahead and added an advertising campaign banner to the search engine forum to try and sign up more advertisers.
Earlier tonight, I came across this handy link worth calculator. It’s got a nice ajax interface, and does the calculation for you based on some general criteria.
Now that I’ve thought about it, I went ahead and added an advertising campaign banner to the search engine forum to try and sign up more advertisers.
When I ran the unix command “ls -la”, a .nfsXXXXXX file showed up…this was created as a temporary file when an open file was deleted on NFS mounted file systems. The file is created so the unfinished process can continue writing/reading to that file which was deleted. It stays around even after the process has […]
When I ran the unix command “ls -la”, a .nfsXXXXXX file showed up…this was created as a temporary file when an open file was deleted on NFS mounted file systems. The file is created so the unfinished process can continue writing/reading to that file which was deleted. It stays around even after the process has finished.
Thanks to the University of S. Wales’ Engineering Dept.’s Deleting .nfs files article.
