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i've noticed when I went to go to my site this morning there was no dmonster.co.uk but a dmonster.co.uk.tt instead
anyone know what .tt stands for?
the reason i'm asking is that you can acsess the same site via
http://www.dmonster.co.uk/dmp-dtn/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi
anyone know what .tt stands for?
the reason i'm asking is that you can acsess the same site via
http://www.dmonster.co.uk/dmp-dtn/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi
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Strange. I need to know this too.
There was a 'very' brief mention of it in college earlier on, now I wished I'd payed attention :S
There was a 'very' brief mention of it in college earlier on, now I wished I'd payed attention :S
*DM was disctracted and forgetts to add rest of post*
where was I?
ohh yes
it can also be acsessed via http://www.dmonster.co.uk/dmp-dtn/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi
all one line
which to me seems strange.
where was I?
ohh yes
it can also be acsessed via http://www.dmonster.co.uk/dmp-dtn/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi
all one line
which to me seems strange.
i've noticed when I went to go to my site this morning there was no dmonster.co.uk but a dmonster.co.uk.tt instead
anyone know what .tt stands for?
the reason i'm asking is that you can acsess the same site via
http://www.dmonster.co.uk/dmp-dtn/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi
anyone know what .tt stands for?
the reason i'm asking is that you can acsess the same site via
http://www.dmonster.co.uk/dmp-dtn/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi
Page: