Although your apparent superiority/infallibity profile would perhaps like to paint things that way, I don't happen to feel that anyone is out to "..get me..". But you and Matthew certainly seem to have a plethora of "admirers" who might be the type wishing to make your day a little more interesting. Anthony's pet attack-chihuahua certainly comes to mind, among others. And, we can't say she's been intirely unsuccessful now - can we.
You gave me a ration regarding routers, and I have simply called you on it. If that promotes a tap-dance on your part, rock on.
I have noted and complimented you on your experience with websire operations, and you have been helpful to me in figuring out what was amiss with the loaned PC that I will replace shortly. You do have the habit, however, of coming across like your the only whizbang in town who is a qualified "geek". When it comes to my family - I think we might have sufficient group expertise to teach you a thing or two; while learning something from you in the exchange.
I'm not going to bother with re-reading all the hash, but you previously decried an "..ISP tech told you so..." router problem. Now you're saying site-crash; which infers facility switchgear or utility problems.
The frequency with which iHub goes off line is certainly interesting, and I sure don't recall that many utility outages while working in Cape Girardeau, St Louis, KC proper, Lenexa or across the river and down the road in Topeka. Must be a localized iHub ISP al-Qaeda related thing, huh.
Life's obviously tough in the big city, if someone's facility engineering isn't worth its weight in peanut butter.
I'm certainly glad that my clients don't have those problems.
"eom"
Park your Sub at the iHub - Bub; ....the experience might just "...float your boat..." !!
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