Nasaspaceflight.com now DOA?
OM
of days? Site's apparently down, which has me wondering if all those
who got suckered into that overpriced "L2" access got screwed even
worse.
OM
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Damon Hill
news:2ikil2tj2csln3orr...@4ax.com:
> ...Anyone been able to log onto nasaspaceflight.com in the past couple
> of days? Site's apparently down, which has me wondering if all those
> who got suckered into that overpriced "L2" access got screwed even
> worse.
I just went there, read some forum articles; appears the site's up
and running. A few days back I had some problems accessing them, but
not recently.
Don't know about L2. I don't subscribe to that part of the site.
--Damon
Reed
> ...Anyone been able to log onto nasaspaceflight.com in the past couple
> of days? Site's apparently down, which has me wondering if all those
> who got suckered into that overpriced "L2" access got screwed even
> worse.
>
> OM
works for me... L2 as well.
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Pat Flannery
OM wrote:
>...Anyone been able to log onto nasaspaceflight.com in the past couple
>of days? Site's apparently down, which has me wondering if all those
>who got suckered into that overpriced "L2" access got screwed even
>worse.
>
>
I can acccess it as of 3 AM CDT.
Pat
OM
wrote:
...Yeah, it's apparently back online now. There's even a story now
about the final eval on that MMOD hit Atlantis got on the last
mission:
http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/content/?cid=4902
...Apparently the FOD was a circuit board from another booster, based
on the residue analysis. Also, it just barely missed a Freon-22 line,
which had it hit mission rules would have required an immediate
return.
OM
wrote:
>OM wrote:
>> ...Anyone been able to log onto nasaspaceflight.com in the past couple
>> of days? Site's apparently down, which has me wondering if all those
>> who got suckered into that overpriced "L2" access got screwed even
>> worse.
>
>works for me... L2 as well.
...You mean you actually *paid* for it?
Jorge R. Frank
> ...Anyone been able to log onto nasaspaceflight.com in the past couple
> of days? Site's apparently down, which has me wondering if all those
> who got suckered into that overpriced "L2" access got screwed even
> worse.
I had DNS problems trying to access them using OpenDNS. When I zeroed out
the static IP DNS addresses in my router and reverted to the ones provided
by my ISP, the site worked fine.
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Pat Flannery
OM wrote:
>
>...Apparently the FOD was a circuit board from another booster, based
>on the residue analysis. Also, it just barely missed a Freon-22 line,
>which had it hit mission rules would have required an immediate
>return.
>
>
If that's the second biggest, what's the biggest strike?
Pat
Ed Kyle
Rusty wrote:
> "L2".
> I agree with his statements. Oh, oh, now I will probably get blocked.
>
> ;-)
>
> Rusty
What is wrong with charging a subscription fee for a service rendered?
That is how newspapers work. And magazines. And cable TV. Etc.
- Ed Kyle
OM
>> They probably just blocked OM's IP because he said bad things about
>> "L2". I agree with his statements. Oh, oh, now I will probably get blocked.
>What is wrong with charging a subscription fee for a service rendered?
>That is how newspapers work. And magazines. And cable TV. Etc.
...Ed, I have problems with it because they're charging for
disseminating info that we taxpayers have already paid for, and
they're overcharging for it at that. *NO* news site is worth the
$100.00 a year they want, and what they're offering isn't -that- much
more than the other news sites have been offering. In fact, a lot of
the PDF documents they want you to charge for, Rusty can find for
free(*) with a little effort.
...And to put one more nail in their L2 scam, there's this major beef:
in a time when we need to be drumming up all sort of support for
Ares/Orion/Constellation/CEV, all the pretty whiz-bang pictures,
spreadsheets and PowerPoint slideshows need to be *FREELY*
disseminated to make sure as many people as possible get to see what's
going on and what to expect.
(*) Shit, if I were into paying for that kind of info, I'd consider
giving a few bucks to Rusty for his troubles. However, he doesn't have
a great pair of fake tits, and can't shake his ass worth a frack,
so...
Rand Simberg
<om@dale_is_a_thug_loving_putz.com> made the phosphor on my monitor
glow in such a way as to indicate that:
>...And to put one more nail in their L2 scam, there's this major beef:
>in a time when we need to be drumming up all sort of support for
>Ares/Orion/Constellation/CEV,
And we need to be doing that because...?
Rich Godwin
you are doomed to continue to belong to the socialist enigma that is
the space industry in the USA.
I guess we need the Russians to teach us how to make a buck at this.