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Re: Did MSNBC.com get hacked? Looks like a "moon" to me! LOL |
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1 edit | Since the animated icon doesn't translate at all when a screen capture is done at an instant in time, here is a second screen cap, which shows the little fella flipping me off. |
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| I was setting at my computer in the office, just laughing and I could not stop. Others in the office wanted to know what's so funny! How do you tell them about this? Between laughs, I just said "later!"
Thanks for a good laugh ... I needed it. |
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| said by Traxless:I was setting at my computer in the office, just laughing and I could not stop. Others in the office wanted to know what's so funny! How do you tell them about this? Between laughs, I just said "later!" Thanks for a good laugh ... I needed it. No problem, anytime. 
Anyone know what generated this little guy, anyway? I mean, since it was definately something on my companys end, who has the sense of humor? The IT guys here? Our ISP?
Is this something standardized in DNS resolution that I obviously don't know about?
I'd never come across anything like this before. Every other website worked fine today, and like I said, MSNBC had worked as normal 30 minutes before I noticed anything.
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| what kind of place do you work at? just saw this "(nurses, physicians, and pharmacists to view real time lab results") what i saw when i went to data.hhla.com what i noticed in your pic. |
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| said by mastervirus:what kind of place do you work at? just saw this "(nurses, physicians, and pharmacists to view real time lab results") what i saw when i went to data.hhla.com what i noticed in your pic. I work at a healthcare company. It's basically a hospital, without spending entirely too much time explaining.
HHLA is a just a vendor. It's a company used to process human blood, similar to Quest Diagnostics, LabCorp, or your local "mom and pop" flabotomist.
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