Clearing the cache seemed to do the trick, thanks!
This problem has returned and clearing the cache is not working
Ok, so switching from my modem to my tethered phone the issue is gone. Seems it's an internet issue and not my PC.
I'll reset the modem and see how that goes.
I'll reset the modem and see how that goes.
Prolly DNS. Tell your poo company they're poo and change to Hotmail or Gmail.
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
Can I fix it myself? I've reset the router, emptied cache etc. numerous times, rebooted etc. I'm with Internode.
Tried using Google's or OpenDNS servers?
Properties of your wireless/wired network adapter under IPv4 settings.
Properties of your wireless/wired network adapter under IPv4 settings.
This is all kinda foreign to me, how do I do this?
Control Panel > Network and Sharing > Change Adapter Settings > right-click the adapter you use > properties > "internet Protocol Version 4 TCP/IPv4" > properties > "Use the following DNS server addresses" > 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4
edito: it will look like this
edito: it will look like this
Last edited by pirana6 (2014-02-17 12:17:40)
Yay, it worked!! Thanks guys!!
Definitely something up with your computer. I have no issues with Y7 on my work computers.Jaekus wrote:
Internode.
Ring up Internode, they'll fix it and give you a complimentary handy-J.
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
Cheez wrote:
Definitely something up with your computer. I have no issues with Y7 on my work computers.Jaekus wrote:
Internode.
Ring up Internode, they'll fix it
and give you a complimentary handy-J.
Steve-0 wrote:
what a coincidence!
Might support Windows, but now they even support SSL! Wow!Steve-0 wrote:
Now bank transactions or suchlike made on iPhones might not be so at risk to man in the middle attacks on dodgy open WiFi networks.
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What?Bertster7 wrote:
Might support Windows, but now they even support SSL! Wow!Steve-0 wrote:
Now bank transactions or suchlike made on iPhones might not be so at risk to man in the middle attacks on dodgy open WiFi networks.
They didn't support SSL, but have a fingerprint sensor for "security"?
Wait, so they never supported SSL at all until now? I thought it was just broken from something they did in iOS 7 but nobody ever explicitly said soBertster7 wrote:
Might support Windows, but now they even support SSL! Wow!Steve-0 wrote:
Now bank transactions or suchlike made on iPhones might not be so at risk to man in the middle attacks on dodgy open WiFi networks.
Patched an SSL exploit.
Quite a severe one apparently, as they patched it for maximum iOS 6 devices too.
Quite a severe one apparently, as they patched it for maximum iOS 6 devices too.
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Patched a security hole in their security framework used across OS 10.9 and iOS 6 and 7. Essentially, checking that a certificate is genuine has not worked properly from September 2012 to Feb 2014. Nice work Apple.
I wonder if this update is coincidentally why my wifi at work no longer asks me to re-validate my credentials every time it picks up my iPhone.
My MX Revolution is finally dying, now the mouse wheel won't work
I know it's no longer available, so what would be the nearest equivalent?
I know it's no longer available, so what would be the nearest equivalent?
i get one long beep, and then 3 short ones. after trying 3 different vidcards (known good) i believe i have a mobo issue (the LED lights up next to the PCI-E slot).
i am going to buy a new mobo anyways. my minecraft server needs more RAM . . .
i am going to buy a new mobo anyways. my minecraft server needs more RAM . . .
dont log into your shit for a while
that kinda hacking should mean getting shot in the head
