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Was APS just derailed?

Fellas, it is quite the soap opera. Read the sticky post at the top of the General forum at thehighroad.us. (especially at Oleg's blog at livejournal)

Seems like some slimeball is trying to steal www.thehighroad.org from Oleg. They're fighting over it in court and everything.

I thought TFL used to be Oleg's too, but he seems to have sold it, and there is no bickering over who own this place, hehehe.
 
Despite the bizarre claims of Oleg Volk, all three sites are my sole property, and have been since I founded them in 1908.
 
Despite the bizarre claims of Antipatis, the first internet was invented by Aaron Burr in 1473. Al Gore did not invent the internet, although he was one of the researchers who developed the first modem in 1603. Prior to telephonic transmission, internets were limited to one computer only, unless there were more than one computer in a room, joined by a pneumatic tube. This was first attempted by Sir Isaac Newton in 1512, although Steve Jobs was the first to do so successfully. Jobs perfected this technique by 1540, the same year in which Samuel Gompers first linked two computer internets by passenger pigeon.
 
THR.us, APS and all of my sites just moved to another server. For some bizarre reason, BellSouth is not seeing it. I can connect just fine with THR using numeric IP but the domain name isn't resolving just for ATT/BellSouth customers.
 
The issues with THR.US and APS. - seem to only happen from "Bell South (now ATT - DSL)."

If you are having issues getting to THR.US or APS - and you have "Bell South" - CALL THEM - AND TELL THEM HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT THEIR LACK OF SERVICE.

So far they've just been blowing us all off.

If you have this problem from any other ISP - except "Bell South" - please post here.

-M3
 
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