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I am sorry about the unexpected downtime. The hardware technicians upgraded the hardware node and for some reason that lead to some other unexpected issues. We seem to have everything working fine now. My apologies!
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Figured you were up to something :geek:
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Fran wrote:Figured you were up to something :geek:
Actually, part of the problem was that I was asleep for half of it. :oops:

The techs impress me with their knowledge and ability to fix issues. But they also can be like when you hire a painter to do your walls and they do a great job on the walls but track dirt stains all over your floors and break your lamp. That is an ironic analogy for me to choose because I have never hired a painter and cannot paint the walls in my apartment, but I like it. :)
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Sounds pretty apt to me :lol:
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Scott wrote:
Fran wrote:Figured you were up to something :geek:
Actually, part of the problem was that I was asleep for half of it. :oops:

The techs impress me with their knowledge and ability to fix issues. But they also can be like when you hire a painter to do your walls and they do a great job on the walls but track dirt stains all over your floors and break your lamp. That is an ironic analogy for me to choose because I have never hired a painter and cannot paint the walls in my apartment, but I like it. :)
Bit like the old "operation a success but the patient died" :lol:
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I'm glad that everything's up and running again. I was about to get very angry with my internet provider!!! :roll:
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I just thought I broke the system :) It did say I was forbidden!
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At least it is working now. :)
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Whoa. The one day I didn't even turn on my computer and the forums were down anyway. My timing is awesome.
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ALynnPowers wrote:Whoa. The one day I didn't even turn on my computer and the forums were down anyway. My timing is awesome.
Maybe you're psychic :scared-whoa:
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So happy everything is up and functioning as it should.. Error 403: Forbidden was not very friendly! :)
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