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02 Feb 04 - 08:47 PM (#1107767) Subject: Tech: 404 From: jaze What is this freaking 404 "not found" that keeps invading every thread I open? Is there a way to get rid of it? |
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03 Feb 04 - 02:19 AM (#1107929) Subject: RE: Tech: 404 From: Joe Offer This Google Search will take you to a world of information, including this site which is the best I've seen on the subject. You are not alone, if you find 404 errors frustrating. -Joe Offer- |
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03 Feb 04 - 04:48 AM (#1107976) Subject: RE: Tech: 404 From: Dave Bryant One of my colleagues is known as "Old 404" because you can never find him when he's needed ! |
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03 Feb 04 - 05:21 AM (#1107991) Subject: RE: Tech: 404 From: Matthew Edwards Ah Dave, good to see you here this morning:- I was afraid you'd become "404 Not Found" yourself after reading the death notice in today's Guardian for one David Bryant, "bon viveur... [who] loved life, books, poetry, wine, women, music and art" and whose chosen epitaph is The Last Haiku: Oh no I can't be old already I was just about to... Seems like your namesake was an interesting and life-loving character, but I'm glad nevertheless to see you're still with us! |
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03 Feb 04 - 07:51 AM (#1108061) Subject: RE: Tech: 404 From: Dave Bryant If I'd kicked the bucket, about the only mention would have probably been in Folk London (as an ex-editor) and of course possibly on this site. Anyway you have to be careful about believing obituries in national papers - especially after Dave Swarbrick's one. |