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Not that it would have made any difference. I don't know Unix either.
 
mcnuttz said:
As an aside, I have been LOL'ing at your "solely affect his settings on IE" statement for like 5 minutes straight.

I'm about to tell the guys over in AP...they're gonna flip shit with laughter.
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Even iamtdg knows better. I tought about a proxy, but that should have affected other traffic too. Carp, are there any other machines on the network you can try?
 
The iPads and laptops that are on the network work just fine.
 
dallen said:
Even iamtdg knows better. I tought about a proxy, but that should have affected other traffic too. Carp, are there any other machines on the network you can try?
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My guess was DNS.

You don't think that's a possibility?
 
Sounds like his DNS is resolving.
 
Carp said:
OK...so what do DNS resolving mean?
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Your DNS is what resolves domains and hostnames to IP addresses. Everything on the net works off of IP addresses. It's how it knows what to load (ie your podcasts). And since your podcast servers are updating it doesn't seem the DNS would be the problem.
 
Carp said:
So...this solved nothing.

Fuck you guys.
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Restart your router and then the machine you are having problems with. In that order. I'm not sure that will work either, but it could.
 
Ah yeah rubbin' da pussy

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:lol

Only Boberts.
 
pdom said:
All-time worst page in Test history. Congrats.
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While it sucked, bad, it doesn't compare to the abomination a few years ago when Thorn and Unk vomited up page, after page, after page...
 
Iamtdg said:
Restart your router and then the machine you are having problems with. In that order. I'm not sure that will work either, but it could.
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If that doesn't work call your ISP and bitch them out. They might not fix it, but it will make you feel better and they probably have it coming
 
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