As they come up, I’ll post explanations about what some of the errors thrown on Facebook mean. This one is one of the more serious issues: Internal Server Error – Read The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. Reference “This number will vary” Internal Server Error – [...]
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Common Facebook errors and what they really mean
Posted: 23rd September 2010 by Chris in News, Software, WebTags: facebook, internal server error
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Diaspora get hacked? or is it a joke?
Posted: 15th September 2010 by Chris in Development, News, Software, WebTags: diaspora, zombo.com
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I popped in on the site to see if they had opened the code.The project link at joindiaspora.com now takes you to zombo.com. I hope it’s a joke and not a vaporware indicator. I wonder what the hell they were on at Burning Man? Looks like Maxwell is taking credit for it, github is up.
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The Google and Verizon deal. Man, it’s got to suck to be Verizon at this point. I bet they thought they had a powerful ally in Google and were slobbering at the chance to cash in. It’s pretty plain to see that Google can’t lose in this scenario. Net neutrality = big win. Tiered internet [...]
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Seriously folks, he has turned into a serious hand-wringer. “Emergency Powers” to take control of civilian networks? What in the world is he thinking? If we get attacked, I say we just issue /b/ carte blanche to respond. I have more faith in those guys than I do in turning networks over to the government. [...]
Colorado National Monument a death-trap?
Posted: 23rd May 2010 by Chris in Biking, News, Outdoors, Western SlopeComments Off
I just got through catching up on the news and read an article over at 9news on bicycle traffic at the Colorado National Monument. Bike traffic appears to be up 31% since 2008. Here’s a quote from the article that has me a little perplexed: Superintendent Joan Anzelmo tells The Daily Sentinel newspaper in Grand [...]
Got your back
Posted: 25th March 2010 by Chris in News, WebTags: baidu, censorship, china, Microsoft, msnbot
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Google pulled the plug on censoring in China. While I’m not quite convinced Google is always acting in my best interest, this time they’ve put their money where their mouth is and appear to be taking a stand. Microsoft, of course, is hemming and hawing and probably looking for a way to cash in. As [...]
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No more Lala results floating at the top of my Google searches? Apple and Google seem to be locked in mortal combat. Who is going to lose this one? Probably not Microsoft or Amazon. Seems Lala has made a reappearance.
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Michael Jackson is gone. One thing I think everyone can agree on is that he was a truly tragic figure. Where I differ from most is that I wasn’t a fan. Get past Motown and I didn’t like his music. He was talented, but I thought it was over produced, over-hyped, and over the years, [...]
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Payola in reverse? One bit I read compares the radio market in the U.S. to North Korea. Man, they are laying it on thick trying to get HR 848 passed. Making radio stations pay to play music. Pretty soon singing in the car will require a license, now that would be like living in North [...]
Simeoni, my book suggestion sounds even better now.
Posted: 7th June 2009 by Chris in Biking, News, Podcasting, RantComments Off
I caught up on cycling news this weekend (again against my better judgement). Not much has changed on the doping front. People get caught and then say, “oh yeah, it’s easy to beat the system.” A blast from the past re-appeared, Simeoni. I really like this guy. Simeoni could possibly be a tool, he could [...]
