Welcome @TRT guests:
There seems to be some technical shenanigans going on @TRT.
I first became aware of it last Tuesday, the 24th.
But I've since learned that it seems to be spreading.
At first I thought it affected only one pseud's posts.
Now I see even my own posts are affected.
Grace06 & I are aware of the problem, and are trying to address it w/ Yuku.
When I'm logged on as sear, I don't see ads in these posts.
For example, here's how one of my posts looks in this thread:
http://theroundtable31996.yuku.com/topic/3913?page=2
But when I logoff, here's how it looks.
Here's two other examples:
W/ sear logged on:
But when I logoff, I get this instead:
Grace06 & I are looking into this.
But if any of you can tell me / us if you are using any anti-malware (security) software, the name of it, whether it's fully up to date, when you last updated it, and when you most recently ran it, that information might prove useful.
If this has been like this a while, and I'm only now learning about it, please forgive me.
If anyone can explain it to me, I invite them to do so. Thanks.
This thread inspired by:
http://theroundtable31996.yuku.com/topic/3913?page=2
There seems to be some technical shenanigans going on @TRT.
I first became aware of it last Tuesday, the 24th.
But I've since learned that it seems to be spreading.
At first I thought it affected only one pseud's posts.
Now I see even my own posts are affected.
Grace06 & I are aware of the problem, and are trying to address it w/ Yuku.
When I'm logged on as sear, I don't see ads in these posts.
For example, here's how one of my posts looks in this thread:
http://theroundtable31996.yuku.com/topic/3913?page=2
But when I logoff, here's how it looks.
Here's two other examples:
W/ sear logged on:
But when I logoff, I get this instead:
Grace06 & I are looking into this.
But if any of you can tell me / us if you are using any anti-malware (security) software, the name of it, whether it's fully up to date, when you last updated it, and when you most recently ran it, that information might prove useful.
If this has been like this a while, and I'm only now learning about it, please forgive me.
If anyone can explain it to me, I invite them to do so. Thanks.
This thread inspired by:
http://theroundtable31996.yuku.com/topic/3913?page=2
