Also most of Andre Norton, G.K. Chesterton, P.G. Wodehouse, Lovecraft, Murray Leinster, Doc Smith, H. Beam Piper, a lot of Harry Harrison (but not A Transatlantic Tunnel, Hurrah,) and Lovecraft.
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So, the oddest thing is happening with my new internet. It just goes out, usually later in the evening. Oddly, b.org is usually accessible. I loathe interacting with Comcast, but I suppose I have to call them.
I had several day battle with Firefox, which was taking several tries to open every page. Scouring the internet gave me a fix that makes no sense but works.
I can often load b.org when I'm having trouble with other sites.
I think that sounds like a DNS issue. Our DNS settings, if memory serves, last a donkey's age, but most sites don't.
We have Comcast and I feel like we reboot our router way more often than we did back in California when we had a small local cable/internet carrier.
Yes, I generally figure if I can't get to b.org, or it loads very slowly, then I'm REALLY having internet issues
Consuela, why don't you just archive or delete the things you've already read?
I had several day battle with Firefox, which was taking several tries to open every page. Scouring the internet gave me a fix that makes no sense but works.
I'm curious now what the solution was!
Adding the Adblock extension. It seems that quite a few people have had this problem after different Firefox upgrades, and someone somewhere serendipitously added Adblock. There were forums of messages like this: "At this point, I'll try anything." "Eureka! It worked!"