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 In a nice Suburbian household we all think that we're nice
and secure in life, away from all the evil things, away from
all the problems.  But, you're wrong.  Have you not heard of
the all evil cookie? have you not heard of the way that they
sell your identity like a street bumb sells a hotdog on a New
York street.  Have you no idea what I'm speaking of?

 I'm speaking of cookies, yes, cookies.  Not in the physical
sense, in the digital sense.  Cookies are packets of info,
stored to your Hard Disc, from servers.  They have info on
where you've been, take this cookie for instance:
[begin cookie:zeus@shareware.com]

u_vid_1_003814b5fshareware.com/061791680029316075405621638429253046*

[end cookie:zeus@shareware.com]

 this cookie shows the server of a site who you are, and that
you have been to shareware.com, not too bad, but think of the
possibilities. A java applet could be made, and most likely
has been made to do nothing but collect these cookies. The
legitament use of cookies is to determine how many connections
to a site have come from different computers, so that many
connections from the same box are counted as one, but can be
used for any reason really, they do know who you are after
all.

 These files can be, and are read by the server of a site,
or even the webmaster.  This goes on without our knowing of it.
If you were clueless as to what a cookie is, and read this,
then you're most likely a Windows user (haha), so, to disable
cookie usage in MS-IE (ver 4), go to View > Internet Options >
click the advanced tab > Scroll down to cookies > and check
disable all cookie use.  For NetScape (ver 4) - go to Edit >
click the advanced panel > check the button that says "Disable
Cookies"  As for MacOS, follow the same steps, they're identical.
As for UNIX/Linux - older versions of Lynx do not accept cookies,
but check with http://lynx.browser.org/ for info on your version.
 So, Does Satan live in your Bread Basket?  If no, Have you ever
looked?  Will you ever look?  Why haven't you looked?  If people
don't look behind the superficialities of it all, they may never
know... If people don't begin to pay attention to what happens
behind what they see on the screen, they may never even know if
Satan is in their bread basket.  And that's a sad thing, think
of all the fun you could have, if you possesed the knowledge that
satan lived in your bread basket.