If you or anybody else here has received E-mail from Mr. Miller, the answer should be visible in the headers. You may need to turn on a mail-reader option named Show full headers or something similar.

There doesn’t appear to be a problem with the web-site servers or with the associated DNS servers. Additionally, there’s no strong evidence of a concerted attack so far, though JoyLeaf’s intermittent connectivity problems might be significant.

If Mr. Miller switches ISPs and this doesn’t solve the problem, it might still be a client-side configuration issue. Either way, after Mr. Miller is back on-line, somebody should call his attention to the log-file suggestion that I made previously. If there’s been a significant drop-off in traffic, it’s possible that we are looking at an attack of some type.

You mentioned Net Neutrality. I’ll reserve comment on that specific issue until more information is available. However, I’ll note that ISPs have been caught tampering with traffic in the recent past. If that’s what’s happening here, I’m surprised that they’re doing it again so soon.

My closing remarks were intended as a joke. I was similar to Skywise in some respects. Maybe similar to Aurek in others. For the benefit of readers who didn’t get the joke, Cutter isn’t known for his social graces, and Rayek isn’t known for his personal warmth.

additionally, you may be right about the firefox issues, my evidence was anecdotal and most of the people who were complaining about it had technical knowledge, so i probably made a logical error in assuming it was widespread.

i wonder if carlos is victim of something like net neutrality… that would be curiously interesting as his blog is about the first amendment which is what the opponents say is the reason we shouldn’t allow ISPs to charge for access to their networks.

Anyone who knows what ISP carlos is using? i’d like to do some research on a couple of broadband forums about it.

I guess you have never read the San Diego Union! They are right of center, supportive of cops, but about as anti-union as you can get.

They had (and still may have) for a long time, a battle with one of the printer unions which got quite vicious on both sides.

Need I mention that the LA Times is quite left which would be my guess as to why the article was slanted as anti-cop vice anti-union.

My guess is pay back!

Just the opinion of a San Diego resident…

Jerry

If you’re reading this, obviously you can access the site. However, perhaps you have friends who can’t get through. Try the DNS and “traceroute” experiments discussed previously using their systems. Even a small amount of information would help us to establish whether the connectivity problems reported so far are related to minor issues or to a concerted attack.

We heard you the first time. You are a troll, as opposed to a basher. It’s fun and even useful to engage bashers sometimes. However, nobody cares about trolls. Additionally, the adults are busy right now.

Thanks. If you’re able to change DNS as mentioned in the preceding posts, try that. It would be interesting to find out if the DNS change did or didn’t make a difference.

Incidentally, if intermittent connectivity means that you missed my response to your Foxfur post, the follow-up is located at this link.

Additionally, the pages in question (both old and new) weren’t about a specific problem. They discussed a wide range of problems.

At first glance, I don’t see any indication that the “tons of people” issue you mentioned previously has actually occurred, or that there’s been any increase in problems at all.

I’m not saying that a specific problem doesn’t exist. After all, you’ve observed a problem of some type yourself. However, the Google search isn’t useful. If you’ve got direct links to pages that discuss the issue you referred to, please pass them on to me. I’ve got some tweaks I’ve been working on for eight years that might be helpful.

of course, sometimes the site is just down.
in which case http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com
comes in handy