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    Whacker Knot WØTKX's Avatar
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    No problems here. Safari on the iPhone, FireFox and Chrome.

    I did get some goofy Malware attempts a few days ago (not from here) that Avast (desktops) and Panda (laptop) caught before anything happened.

    DNS caching screws up sometimes, and even "high level" ISP's like Level 3 get goofy. Doing a simple tracert may tell you about external routing problems.

    Just for fun, try a different free DNS... http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/
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    Quote Originally Posted by WØTKX View Post
    No problems here. Safari on the iPhone, FireFox and Chrome.

    I did get some goofy Malware attempts a few days ago (not from here) that Avast (desktops) and Panda (laptop) caught before anything happened.

    DNS caching screws up sometimes, and even "high level" ISP's like Level 3 get goofy. Doing a simple tracert may tell you about external routing problems.

    Just for fun, try a different free DNS... http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/
    Hello.

    All fine and well, except Google creates a profile based on everything you do and uses this to present advertising.
    So, if you are planning on taking over the world, and have odd sexual diversions, they may direct you to Republican websites. ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by WØTKX View Post
    No problems here. Safari on the iPhone, FireFox and Chrome.

    I did get some goofy Malware attempts a few days ago (not from here) that Avast (desktops) and Panda (laptop) caught before anything happened.

    DNS caching screws up sometimes, and even "high level" ISP's like Level 3 get goofy. Doing a simple tracert may tell you about external routing problems.

    Just for fun, try a different free DNS... http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/
    Around here I provide my own DNS.
    I keep my 2 feet on the ground, and my head in the twilight zone.

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