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Tom Chapman
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Adam123
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Goatie.dk
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Works fine for me... I'll guess his server was offline when you guys tried.
The first time it loaded it was pretty slow, but after that everything went pretty smoothly :)
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stevebart
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| I turn my server off at nights (in UK time) because my parents won't let me keep it on through the night. |
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soulm8sflyff
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| Goatie.dk wrote: | Works fine for me... I'll guess his server was offline when you guys tried.
The first time it loaded it was pretty slow, but after that everything went pretty smoothly :) |
Obviously. Cause your browser already downloaded the site and now stored. :lol:
Anyway, timed out as well.
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Goatie.dk
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| soulm8sflyff wrote: | | Obviously. Cause your browser already downloaded the site and now stored. |
I know that.. do you think I'm stupid? ;P
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cmxflash
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Not even hosted by Abyss... |
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AbyssUnderground
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Not even hosted by Abyss... |
Maybe its not hosted by Abyss because its a cloaked address... You should check before critisising people of not using Abyss.
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abyssisthebest
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He is using abyss, because i helped him set up port forwarding and told him how to install PHP on Abyss
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olly86
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It is a clocked address, and once you've found the actual server IP address it is running on, the server is identified as Abyss.
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TRUSTAbyss
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That's why I don't allow cloaked addresses in my Powered By Abyss database.
They also tend to expire more quicky because they're mostly cloaked with an
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chewzzqq
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| stevebart wrote: | | I turn my server off at nights (in UK time) because my parents won't let me keep it on through the night. |
i am same with you,
so i buy a new deskstop,
and put inside my room,
and buy a 4 port modem.
and link to my room deskstop (server)
but now,my pc ,when i restart it ,
it willcome out the sound (kre,kre,kre!!!)
so,will it damage?
or is normal when pc turn on for a few day?
sorry,for my poor english
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olly86
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I presume you mean I popping sound from the speakers, during boot / shutdown?
If so this is perfectly normal this happens when a sound card is powered up / down. It usually only occurs in cheep / onboard sound cards.
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chewzzqq
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i no plug in speacker,
the sound is come from inside cpu,
but dont know what the problem here
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olly86
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The CPU does continue a speaker, used for providing the user with information through a serious of beeps. The three beeps are probably the system test pass sequence.
Has the computer always made these nosies? If not it could be something else...
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chewzzqq
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o k,thank a lot!!!!!! :)
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