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Name Buggerthat
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  • 2012-12-02 06:10:31
    Christmas Island to Christmas Island Race?
    Board » Flag Officers » Race proposals
    Is the Christmas Island to Christmas Island Race going to run this year?


  • 2011-09-05 03:39:03
    Re: NAME THE OCEAN RACE 2011-2012
    Board » General Discussion
    Vulva Oat Chin Race


    can't wait,

    BT
  • 2010-03-20 01:04:14
    Re: Important! Change to the rankings
    Board » Sailonline Yacht Club
    ""If you don't register for a race, the number of registered boats plus one will be used to compute your overall ranking.""

    Total of all registered boats, or just registered SYC member boats? Seems like it should just be SYC boats, but maybe I haven't thought the logistics through.

    --- Last Edited by Buggerthat at 2010-03-20 01:06:18 ---
  • 2010-01-04 00:17:45
    Re: Boston - Newport " Trifecta Challenge "
    Board » General Discussion
    deleted double post

    --- Last Edited by Buggerthat at 2010-01-04 00:18:42 ---
  • 2010-01-04 00:17:27
    Re: Boston - Newport " Trifecta Challenge "
    Board » General Discussion
    Oh... the numerical ranks might change over time as more boats finish.

    Of course that won't work.

    J
  • 2010-01-03 12:43:54
    Re: Boston - Newport " Trifecta Challenge "
    Board » General Discussion
    90'
    7:26:28


    Orange
    7:19:15


    VO 70
    9:20:26



    trifecta time
    24:06:11

    Justin

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    --- Last Edited by Buggerthat at 2010-01-03 22:52:19 ---

    --- Last Edited by Buggerthat at 2010-01-04 06:07:00 ---
  • 2009-02-08 23:06:03
    Forum Search?
    Board » Technical Support
    Is there a "search" for the forum?
    I don't show one in IE or Firefox.

    -Bug
  • 2009-02-08 16:52:39
    Re: The dreaded double login in IE and Firefox
    Board » Technical Support
    I solved my login problem today...

    I had login saved on my laptop from my initial registration and it worked every time.

    On every attempt on other machines I wasn't starting my user name with a capital B.

    D'OH!

    -Sorry to be a troublesome bugger
  • 2008-12-21 22:03:59
    Re: The dreaded double login in IE and Firefox
    Board » Technical Support
    I cleared cache, cookies, history,autocomplete, etc manually and with a little app I like to use called ccleaner. Tried full re-boot before and after clearing stuff.
    ANyway, I'm still sailing and thanks to no extra fees for steer to wind and delayed course changes I don't need 24hr access to the website! The machine I can get on with is a laptop so I can take it with me.
    Thanks for a great game.
    Weird that can't get on even with IE on some machines though.

    Is it possible that it is a java issue?
    I have had to uninstall java and all updates and reinstall the newest version
    to fix some glitches like this before.
    (I say that not knowing what java really does or if it is even utilized in sailonline).

    I am an auto mechanic and customers always ask if it could be something bizarre and unrelated. When car won't start they say "maybe it is because the window makes noise when you roll it down" or something like that.

    BT
  • 2008-12-21 04:13:38
    The dreaded double login in IE and Firefox
    Board » Technical Support
    I have only one machine I can log in with, and only using IE.
    All my other machines and browsers get the second login box in the center when I try to login.
    Cookies and java are enabled
    I can get by using just IE on my laptop, but I would like to use my machine at work too.
    (I attached a screenshot)
    thanks,
    BT

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