If you have a Linux system, you can circumvent the DNS problems -- a little bit -- through a simple change on your computer. Edit the file "/etc/hosts"
Add a line in it for the IP address and domain name that you frequent. So for Libertysflame.com, it would be like this:
72.14.183.194 libertysflame.com
You can do the same for www, if needed, like this:
72.14.183.194 www.libertysflame.com
Having both lines with the same IP address is fine.
You can do the same for any other web sites you frequent. You just have to find out the appropriate IP address for each domain name. One way to do that is to open a console window and type:
dig [domainname.com]
Or whatever domain name you want.
Small tip. I have trouble reaching a lot of sites but doing this means no need for DNS lookups for any domain you have listed in your /etc/hosts file which means the current attack doesn't slow you down in reaching those sites.
