They do that on the wireless internet in college, it is annoying as. I'm with you on this, it would get on my nerves big time. I hate ISPs meddling with my internet.
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They do that on the wireless internet in college, it is annoying as. I'm with you on this, it would get on my nerves big time. I hate ISPs meddling with my internet.
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it's excatly the same as i get..
Don't you find it somewhat annoying? The OpenDNS one is a little bit better, but I much prefered the default one that came with Firefox and IE. Not exactly sure what that was though, or is it one that draws information for a Mozilla/IE server or somewhere in the computer?Quote:
Originally Posted by blanky12!
Don't the ISPs make money from hits from the suggested links?
God people are such drama queens. Why make a fuss over such a small thing.
not really, I don't really care :PQuote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc
Hey guys,
I have to agree with the thread poster on this, the ISP DNS error pages are a major annoyance. Although an average user may not see a lot of different with them, being unable to access the error codes returned from a server is a major hassle when you’re trying to develop & debug a website.
CS-Dude
Tiscali does that as well, why will orange be appearing on watch dog?
That's what people seem to think will happen. I did a Google search and a few forums had people saying that :P It may exaplin why they rang up the other day but we missed 'em. Their livebox was a bit crappy :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Tom743
I got that with Tiscali :]