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Is the Dungeon down?
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It's been going boingy-boingy all day. Something on Godaddy's end.
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Ok. It's back up at the moment. Just wonderin'...
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probably has to do with GoDaddy being pecker heads and refusing to make the appropriate changes to their servers to accommodate the the time change.

Their excuse was that since they are in New Mexico and there they go by New Mexico time they weren't under any obligation to change to the the new DST rules. Never mind that they always have provided changes for the old DST rules.

Since the change over last night, many people that use GoDaddy servers have been experiencing problems.

I used to think GoDaddy was one of if not the best service out there but this is just an excersize of complete laziness and complete not giving a crap about those that are puttng money in thier pockets. As my Dad used to say, they think they have gotten too big for their brithces.


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