Is the intraweb broken?

that works crazy good.

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Originally Posted by phUnk

Yes, Comcast is having DNS issues.

Add 4.2.2.1 to your PC's list of DNS servers it uses and that'll fix it.

I'd go into terribly painful detail on how to accomplish this, but I've got a bunch of porn to go find before Friday NSFW. :p

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Just be sure to change your DNS settings back after Comcast has fixed its DNS issues. I'm sure Level3.net doesn't like everyone from Comcast et al using their DNS servers.

Damn, that shit works.

TGR is both the cause of and the solution to all my problems.

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Originally Posted by Twoplanker

TGR is both the cause of and the solution to all my problems.

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heh word em up

I trump you all - my brand new computer has some weird video problem, they call it scrambled video - the only way I can get the screen cleaned up is to go to these boards. Maybe it's the navy blue.

and yes, the computer is being sent back and some sort of board is being replaced, but I'd rather that those 3-5 biz days that they keep it doesn't include a (this) weekend -- especially since I have the secret clean-up/unscramble the video solution -- TGR boards!

^^And I though I was just crazy. Suhweet. Thanks!

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Originally Posted by boarderline

Just be sure to change your DNS settings back after Comcast has fixed its DNS issues. I'm sure Level3.net doesn't like everyone from Comcast et al using their DNS servers.

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204.127.202.4 and 216.148.227.68 are comcast/attbroadband DNS servers, so I don't think it really matters (yea, I know the link is for 4.2.2.1)

Odd, I couldn't get any websites until I changed my zone alarm internet security setting to medium from high.

My Comcast cable has been sucking ass all day long.... zero websites were working, until I switched users on XP. WTF?