24 Dec 05
Originally posted by AikoNot such a secret. If your avatar (forum or profile) is located on a host server, the number of times the image is accessed is logged and can be viewed. If you dig a little deeper, you can get country locations of each "visitor", which browser they are using, etc. But unless you know the IP address you can only guess at the identity of the visitor.
It's a secret. I even know your internet service provider is labeled as ESAT BT Business Internet.
Rag, thanks for those. It will definitely save me some time.
24 Dec 05
Originally posted by GatecrasherTo be honest, I started off doing it with far greater intentions than just A-B. 😞
Rag, thanks for those. It will definitely save me some time.
Maybe some more next week, although I'm sure one of the script kiddies (maybe Russ) could grab them fairly easily.
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26 Dec 05
Originally posted by RagnorakI've added the RHP profile links, which also helped me correct some of the user names.
To be honest, I started off doing it with far greater intentions than just A-B. 😞
Maybe some more next week, although I'm sure one of the script kiddies (maybe Russ) could grab them fairly easily.
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There are more pics from Saint Nick.
RHP faces: http://formstar.net/rhpfaces
Submissions to : rhpfaces@gmail.com
26 Dec 05
Originally posted by Remora91poser n. L19. [f. POSE v. + -ER.]
"Poseur."
pos·er2 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pzr)
n.
A baffling question or problem
po·seur ( P ) Pronunciation Key (p-zr, pzr)
n.
One who affects a particular attribute, attitude, or identity to impress or influence others
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A person who poses
Daily Mirror A Poser wears the clothes...but doesn’t have the commitment.
Golf World What I would call a poser’s paradise...where people go to be seen.
Never mind. You can still enjoy all those "recs."
26 Dec 05
Originally posted by Bowmann"Poseur" is the correct spelling (and no, it's not some fancy french version).
[b]poser n. L19. [f. POSE v. + -ER.]
A person who poses
Daily Mirror A Poser wears the clothes...but doesn’t have the commitment.
Golf World What I would call a poser’s paradise...where people go to be seen.
Never mind. You can still enjoy all those "recs."[/b]
http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/p/p0463400.html
26 Dec 05
Originally posted by Remora91From the same site:
http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/p/p0463400.html
http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/p/p0463300.html
I use better dictionaries anyway. My first definition was from the SOED. Would you like the Chambers one next, or are you willing to concede at this point?
26 Dec 05
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Originally posted by BowmannI have no idea what you just said.
From the same site:
http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/p/p0463300.html
I use better dictionaries anyway. My first definition was from the SOED. Would you like the Chambers one next, or are you willing to concede at this point?
Btw: Poser is the ignorant American spelling. Good job.
26 Dec 05
Originally posted by BowmannWebster's Dictionary:
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[b]poser noun
1 Someone who poses.
2 derog Someone who tries to impress others by putting on an act and by dressing, behaving, etc. so as to be noticed.
From Chambers, who, btw, hate American spellings.[/b]
Main Entry: po·seur
Pronunciation: pO-'z&r
Function: noun
Etymology: French
Date: 1872
: a person who pretends to be what he or she is not : an affected or insincere person
Main Entry: pos·er
Pronunciation: 'pO-z&r
Function: noun
Etymology: pose
Date: 1793
: a puzzling or baffling question
26 Dec 05
Originally posted by Remora91Your attempt to go around in circles on this one has resulted in self-contradiction.
[b]Webster's Dictionary:
Main Entry: pos·er
Pronunciation: 'pO-z&r
Function: noun
Etymology: pose
Date: 1793
: a puzzling or baffling question[/b]
Didn't you just say that poser was the American spelling? And isn't Webster's American?
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26 Dec 05
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Originally posted by Bowmann"Ignorant" American spelling. Quite similar to yours.
Your attempt to go around in circles on this one has resulted in self-contradiction.
Didn't you just say that [b]poser was the American spelling? And isn't Webster's American?
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And I was just pointing out a simple spelling mistake, as you've done so many times (hypocrite).
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26 Dec 05
Originally posted by BowmannAre you telling me that cute little coloured kid wrote a dictionary?
Your attempt to go around in circles on this one has resulted in self-contradiction.
Didn't you just say that [b]poser was the American spelling? And isn't Webster's American?
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That's pretty smart.