No, I talk like someone that has been around long enough to know the history of perlmonks and the everything engine. Blockstackers is dead. everydevel.com is dead. The machines in question are probably long gone too. You are an idiot if you think that somehow a domain squatter grabbed the domain but someone somewhere still cares enough to host the box.
Since, by your own admission, you are ignorant of PM history I will inform you: The nodelet was exposed to non-PM developers because a long time ago the everything engine was hoped to someday power a multitude of nifty sites like perlmonks and it was assumed it had broader interest. Well, that didn't happen and now the nodelet is nothing more than a waste of space.
Feel free to prove me wrong, of course. Have Tim Vroom post back supporting you since you are so clearly in possession of inside knowledge.*scoff* I won't hold my breath.