see Re^5: Who gave (and continues to give) Tye his authority for his autocratic domination of PerlMonks? (300 meditations archive size limit), why is 300 nodes the limit? Cause somebody either on purpose or on accident set the limit

OTOH, did you check the headers, especially cookie expiration date? Could be a timezone/daylightsavingstime type glitch where the cookie doesn't get transmitted because it expired -- so you login successfully, and then no cookies are sent

If you really are the-buk -- can you rant with more common vocabulary? :)

otoh remember when your browser was messing/corrupting your posts with stray tags?

Maybe your machine/dsl-firewall got malwared and its eating the cookies?

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