Yes this. In Firefox go to Settings, Privacy & Security, then for the DNS settings at the very bottom click Increased Protection and select an alternative DNS provider. @JasonCarswell
Or assuming he's using windows, for the whole system it would be:
Settings > Network & internet, select your connection (Wi-Fi or Ethernet), and click Edit next to DNS server assignment.
I'm having no issues accessing it on my end.
It is Canada DNS blocking it, try changing your DNS IP setting to something else.
I wonder.
I did start some pages about Turdo, Carney, Poillieve, etc.
I don't have router access.
I might ask for it if a reboot doesn't solve it.
Oh yeah you've been flagged as an enemy of Canada.
You can also change your DNS provider on your computer.
Yes this. In Firefox go to Settings, Privacy & Security, then for the DNS settings at the very bottom click Increased Protection and select an alternative DNS provider. @JasonCarswell
I agree.
Or assuming he's using windows, for the whole system it would be:
Settings > Network & internet, select your connection (Wi-Fi or Ethernet), and click Edit next to DNS server assignment.
Working fine on the East Coast
I got to it.
Fix your internet Jason