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Mozilla Firefox unable to connect to certain sites
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I have FF set to clear private data every time I shut it down, that includes clearing out my cache.
...I hate AOL so much...
There's got to be a problem with AOL, because it seems that we AOL users are the ones being affected. The ads on this page time out, certain pages refuse to load, and it seems that those of us who can use the AOL browser can access the sites normally through there.
Weird.
We aren't on AOL for much longer (I hope), as they have always been... mediocre at best, and glitchy, laggy, and irritating at worst. Here's hoping we can find a solution. Maybe a global virus will erase all traces of AOL from the surface of the earth.
...here's hoping.
...I hate AOL so much...
There's got to be a problem with AOL, because it seems that we AOL users are the ones being affected. The ads on this page time out, certain pages refuse to load, and it seems that those of us who can use the AOL browser can access the sites normally through there.
Weird.
We aren't on AOL for much longer (I hope), as they have always been... mediocre at best, and glitchy, laggy, and irritating at worst. Here's hoping we can find a solution. Maybe a global virus will erase all traces of AOL from the surface of the earth.
...here's hoping.
"I wonder when cybertheft will take on a whole new level and people start registering credit cards with our forum signatures under our profile names..." - Er... me.
could be just a weekend thing ,LOL@AOL
Fallen Heroes Song ,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RfXBB0BRHY
Going with the Flow ,but the water is low and the rocks are big
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RfXBB0BRHY
Going with the Flow ,but the water is low and the rocks are big
Blame Pakistan.
They set up a system to block their citizens from seeing YouTube and several other sites that broadcast stuff that violates Islamic regulations.
Their system represented itself as the prime server to access these sites, and then it threw the requests away. But it affected the entire Internet, not just users in Pakistan.
This info was in today's newspaper.
They set up a system to block their citizens from seeing YouTube and several other sites that broadcast stuff that violates Islamic regulations.
Their system represented itself as the prime server to access these sites, and then it threw the requests away. But it affected the entire Internet, not just users in Pakistan.
This info was in today's newspaper.
Daylight-saving time uses more gasoline
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