Thread: Site crash?

Originally Posted by zepplin

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That's Okay....They do have great reviews over there on products (actually better than here)!

Steve

/mode straightrazorplace.com +b zepplin

Originally Posted by nun2sharp

Read the news, it was the North Koreans. They hacked S korea and US government websites, they probably nailed us too for the recent negative comments in the conversation. That Kim can be so prickish!

I had that exact thought this morning when I read that the North Koreans were hacking US websites! They must be DE leg shavers.

Originally Posted by zepplin

I just gotta try the Musgo Real.



Steve

it's really good combined with MWF.

Lynn,

We seem to have had another alleged NK attack again this morning. This withdrawl insurance you're offering, is there anything one has to sign? My hands are starting to twitch so bad I dunno if I can even hold a pen.

Originally Posted by Lynn

. a policy of insurance that will cost some significant dollars and provide virtually no coverage.

I've already got that insurance .... Blue Cross & Blue Shield

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

I've already got that insurance .... Blue Cross & Blue Shield

Hell... isnt this every insurance?


"Pay us every month just in case something bad happens. But keep in mind, if something bad happens we are going to F*ck you!!!!"

Originally Posted by dwessell

Please remember that Lynn is selling SRP withdrawal insurance.. I think for a reasonable price, he'll call your house and talk to you about razors during an outage.

"I'd buy that for a dollar!"

Originally Posted by loueedacat

I had that exact thought this morning when I read that the North Koreans were hacking US websites! They must be DE leg shavers.

They are jealous of the hairy barbaric Occidentals.

Originally Posted by BeBerlin

Bit of a hysteron proteron, but anyway...

Windows
Open an explorer window, i.e. a file browser. Type this in the location bar:

Code:

\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\

Then take a look at Using the Windows Hosts File, under "Format of Hosts File". What you need is a file that is simply called "hosts". Nothing else. If there is a hosts.sam but no hosts, copy hosts.sam to hosts.

Then right click, and "open with" and choose an editor / notepad / whatever, but not Word.

Add the following two lines at the end of the file:

Code:

69.16.253.67 straightrazorplace.com
69.16.253.67 www.straightrazorplace.com

Mac OS X
A walkthrough: How to edit the hosts file in Mac OS X – Leopard « Decoding the Web

Or open terminal.app and issue the following commands:

Code:

sudo su -
echo "69.16.253.67 straightrazorplace.com www.straightrazorplace.com" >> /private/etc/hosts
dscacheutil -flushcache

Unix

Code:

sudo su -
echo "69.16.253.67 straightrazorplace.com www.straightrazorplace.com" >> /etc/hosts

Things are still a bit flaky, so I've gone ahead and done this while I can get the info!

Yes it happen to me too many times.