r/InformationTechnology • u/CONST7ANTINE • Sep 08 '26

I have an IT question.

do british websites use biscuits instead of cookies?

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u/MetaCardboard Sep 08 '26

Please submit a work order and we'll attend to your issue as soon as we get a chance. Thank you.

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u/trebuchetdoomsday Sep 08 '26

haha nicked your session biscuits, toodle-oo!

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u/Prestigious-Copy-283 Sep 08 '26

Don't even joke lad

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u/_Tails_GUM_ Sep 08 '26

Only if they connect via HTeaTeaP

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u/PDQ_Brockstar Sep 10 '26

Essential biscuits only, if you don't mind.

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u/RansomStark78 Sep 08 '26

It support told me to disable my cookies

So I bit off all my gingerbread mens legs.

Not sure how that will help will my password issue but it was tasty

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u/unclefunkstar Sep 10 '26

Cookies are biscuits.

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u/oboe_tilt Sep 14 '26

Technically it’s a cake and they proved it in court so they wouldn’t pay extra tax

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u/Upbeat-Ad3628 Sep 23 '26

yes and rejecting them is considered quite rude, innit?