Quote:And,why was Lieberman's website hacked by Lamonts supporters?
Why hasnt Lamont said anything about that?
Not only are you clueless when it comes to politics, but you seem to know absolutely nothing about the internet. Joe's campaign paid for a cheap ISP, and the DoS was predominately a result of too many people interested in his site. Interesting that Joe was able to still post something on his page, as well as email from his account. They hired a hack by the name of Dan Geary to run this operation, and his poor sense of forsight most likely allowed this to happen.
Please, do read up on this stuff before making such ridiculous claims. It's becoming increasingly difficult to debate those who are not in the know. Joe could have easily done a redirect, as his site existed in the cache, but it served his political agenda to merely blame the other side. The Lamont campaign offered to send someone out to help them get their site back up and running, but Joe declined.
Joe, in his concession speech, mentioned that his site would be up once it was unhackable. He's an absolute moron, and knows nothing about a 503 error, which is an Apache error that one's server is getting too much usage. As this election gained much national attention, the idiots in his campaign should have expected the increased usage and beefed up their bandwith before the primary election. They paid an measly $15 dollars for a shitty ISP. Besides, even the
NRO doesn't believe this garbage. When news got out that Joe's site was down, it just invited more hits for people to check out.
Is there anything else you wish to comment on that you know nothing about?