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I have had a several days when I could not access this site. I type in the link and it times out. Is it just me or is it happening to everyone?

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The site for me has been pretty good for a few weeks now. There was a bit of time last week with some server errors, but it didn't last very long.

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It seems that occassionally the site gets overwhelmed by all the BS posts and shuts down on its own. :)

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I'm here every day and I've had no issues. Must be you.

(I spend more time lurking than I do posting) :)

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it has been my experience that one must clear out one's cookies in order to reduce the concerns of this forum....

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it has been my experience that one must clear out one's cookies in order to reduce the concerns of this forum....

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The site seems a bit slow lately, but stable nonetheless. The search feature, on the other hand :) I tried searching for something yesterday and my computer started on fire.

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A couple of weeks ago my computer would not access this site. I could get on all others. The only way I could get on here was through a proxy server. Comcast worked on it for a while before getting the problem fixed. I never did find out what caused it. :)

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A couple of weeks ago my computer would not access this site. I could get on all others. The only way I could get on here was through a proxy server. Comcast worked on it for a while before getting the problem fixed. I never did find out what caused it. :lol:

 

Doesn't Zach (svensk) work for Comcast? :)

 

Did you piss him off or something?

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