Sometime around 6:40 AM this morning my ISP changed my IP address. They do this without warning, and for no apparent reason. There is nothing I can do since the pocketwatch serial number data site does not generate enough revenue to pay for a fixed IP address.
I created an automated script that checked the address every night and sent me an email if it changed, but the web site I used to tell me the address went off line.
I just updated the DNS services, so the Elgin data should be available again real soon.
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