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Submission + - RoadRunner Intercepts Bad URLs, Bypassing Browsers 2

shaunco writes: Sometime around midnight on February 26th (at least for the SoCal users), TimeWarner's RoadRunner service started intercepting failed DNS requests, redirecting them to RoadRunner's own search and advertising platform. To see if this has been enabled in your area, try visiting www.jkshdfkljh23sadf.com (or something else random) in your web browser. This feature subverts user preferences set within their web browsers, which allow the user to select which search engine receives their typeos and invalid domains.

RoadRunner user's can disable this by visiting: http://ww23.rr.com/prefs.php.

An example RoadRunner results page can be seen at: http://ww23.rr.com/index.php?origURL=http://www.jkshdfkljh23sadf.com.

Comment Re:Flea Market or Yard Sale (Score 0) 71

I'd agree here. The only parts of my audio setup that are less than 5 years old are the noname amplified 2-ways that were tossed to me to be repaired. Sitting on the desk, the bass really sounds horrid, so I primarily use them for the upper mid to high sounds.

Sitting below the desk are a set of 19" high Magnavox S-8753 air-suspension speakers that I picked up ages ago at a yard sale, hooked to a salvaged Sears 65W tuner/amp. The speakers are turned to face the wall, turning the entire desk into a big reverb box bass monster. The rocket fire in Quake 3 is enough to rattle the windows, the doors, the floor, and the cat from her comfy warm spot on top of the monitor. :)

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