What does DNS request timed out mean?

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From: Adam Carheden
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 00:00

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A few months ago slashdot had and article/link on the Juggernaut search
engine.  It's a GPLd web crawler in perl.  I visited the web page once,
about 3 weeks ago, and I liked it.  Today, when I went to download it, I
get a 

DNS request timed out.
	timeout was 2 seconds.

when I try to access their site.  The URL is:

http://www.juggernautsearch.com/cgi-jugger/juggernaut.cgi

What does this mean?  What could cause someone to lose their DNS entry
(excluding doing something stupid like not paying cough... microsoft...
cough... hotmail... cough, cough).  Could it be a local problem with CSU
DNS servers, or did I miss my chance.

I can't find anything about it on google either.  If anyone did download
this, could I get a copy?

-- 
Adam

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