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Qbasic Station down!?

Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 4:39 pm
by Sinuvoid
http://www.qbasicstation.com/index.php?c=t_adv

try that link and tell me if you connect

Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 5:16 pm
by Seb McClouth
Webpage cannot be displayed...

Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 5:19 pm
by burger2227
As often as Jack goes there, it may be down a while!

Why doesn't IE7 ever have a Retry button like Firefox? Are they that arrogant? I HATE that stupid page to check my settings!

Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 5:24 pm
by Seb McClouth
simply because IE isn't FF... FF is open source... IE is... well from a save...

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 12:04 am
by BadMrBox
IE7 has a retry button.

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 12:44 am
by sid6.7
OY!!!!


I.E has a refresh button!!!


:lol:

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 12:45 am
by sid6.7
BUMMER i like qb station.... :( :evil:

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 12:47 am
by Nodtveidt

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Whois info for, qbasicstation.com:


Registrant:
 QBasicStation
 8804 36A Ave.
 Edmonton, AB T6K 0E2
 CA

 Domain name: QBASICSTATION.COM

 Administrative Contact:
    Thomson, Jack  jack@jackthevideoguy.com
    8804 36A Ave.
    Edmonton, AB T6K 0E2
    CA
    780 237 8437
 Technical Contact:
    Support, Tech  support@baremetal.com
    4255 Shelbourne St.
    Victoria, BC V8N 3G1
    CA
    +1.2505987708


 Registrar of Record: TUCOWS, INC.
 Record last updated on 18-Apr-2007.
 Record expires on 13-May-2008.
 Record created on 13-May-2004.

 Registrar Domain Name Help Center:
    http://domainhelp.tucows.com

 Domain servers in listed order:
    NS1.COMPUTERRAGEPREVENTION.CA   
    NS2.COMPUTERRAGEPREVENTION.CA   


 Domain status: ok
However...

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IP address or hostname NS1.COMPUTERRAGEPREVENTION.CA not found
nslookup failure. Nameservers and/or httpd down. The machine the nameservers run on also cannot be found. End result: SPOF shows its worthlessness once again.

EDIT: I traced the contact details. jackthevideoguy.com uses the same nameservers so it's also down. baremetal.com seems to be functioning fine though. whois for jackthevideoguy.com gives another administrative contact email, this time at fulcrumsystems.ca. This domain also cannot be found, and the whois information lists the nameservers at interbaun.com, which is active and functional. However, the whois information for this domain might be out of date.

EDIT2: whois.ca reports that the data on fulcrumsystems.ca is accurate.

working

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2007 5:28 pm
by Brandon
Seems to be working fine now!!!

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2007 8:02 pm
by burger2227
Refresh button? I have an addon for auto refresh that takes up an entire row in the header.

What happens when you type a long reply and you go to post it and you get that stupid message? RETYPE IT ALL AGAIN or copy it every time just in case it fails!

IE7 and previous versions should have had a retry page come up YEARS AGO! Presently it comes up rarely. Does anybody think that M$ cares LOL!

Ted

Re: working

Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 1:45 am
by Seb McClouth
Brandon wrote:Seems to be working fine now!!!
Yeah, there back in business...

Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 10:40 am
by Mac
BadMrBox wrote:IE7 has a retry button.
If you are a habitual IE user like me, you also misread Clippy's post.

He is not speaking of the "refresh" button whereby your display is refreshed from current internet content.

He is speaking of some button I have never heard of which solves this problem: You type a reply to some post and you hit POST and it happens that the system is temporarily down. In IE, depending on the site HTML coding, you now lose all your work.

I have developed the habit of composing all replies in NOTEPAD and then doing a paste/post operation. If I succeed, fine. Otherwise, I still have my stuff.

It is not just IE that fails for me, it is that sometimes ZoneAlarm times out and I don't notice it. This locks the page and I have to close all IE windows down and start over.

Anyway, Clippy is talking about a button which conserves your input so you can send it again. I presume, using that button, you could make the same reply over and over, flooding a forum.

Mac

Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 12:31 pm
by burger2227
Well, the button would come up on the timeout screen like FireFox does.

Would that be too hard to do? M$ as usual, would rather hide the obvious and make the user suffer, because they think that they are GOD! All it would take is for the original page address to be saved for a reuse.

Last nite I lost my connection so I tried the Diagnose connections link on that useless timeout page and all it did was verify that the connection was not working, but fixed or indicated nothing!

I had to reboot because XP had probably hogged all of my resources too.
What a bargain we get for all of the "free" stuff M$ gives us!

Ted

Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 1:07 pm
by Seb McClouth
Hence the part where I use a bootable LINUX cdrom with Ubuntu. Without any configuration set by meself, it works just fine with internet and all.

Grtz

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 7:29 am
by BadMrBox
Mac wrote:
BadMrBox wrote:IE7 has a retry button.
If you are a habitual IE user like me, you also misread Clippy's post.

He is not speaking of the "refresh" button whereby your display is refreshed from current internet content.
I did indeed misread.