Indeed...options are a screwed up DNS, DDoS on the DNS or infrastructure of the ISPs, or a lasped peering agreement between the ISPs involved and Level 3 (assuming SE still uses those ...people
It's a great demonstration of how broken the Internet is. Originally (with the original intent of the Internet) this should not have been a problem because the network protocols were designed to route around things like routing problems in particular nodes. Now, we lose service. As much as I hate lag, I'd prefer it if the Net could work as it's supposed to and reroute dynamically to find a new route.
I'm on Charter communications, and started having problems yesterday evening. I've been locked out since about 16 hours ago.
