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Re: That was weird

Nagy Vilmos8-Jan-15 22:55

Nagy Vilmos

8-Jan-15 22:55

I just got it for 20 minutes. I have e-mailed ~~Bob~~ Chris.

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Re: That was weird

Jochen Arndt8-Jan-15 22:58

Jochen Arndt

8-Jan-15 22:58

Finally back here again by using Firefox private mode.

When using wget, it shows a message about the redirection:

data:~ # wget http://www.codeproject.com/
Cookie coming from www.codeproject.com attempted to set domain to domain.com/
2015-01-09 10:36:56 URL:http://www.domain.com// [18476/18476] -> "index.html" [1]

This may be sourced by malfunction of reverse DNS (note that the answer section is missing for IP lookup):

data:~ # dig www.codeproject.com
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;www.codeproject.com.           IN      A

;; ANSWER SECTION:
www.codeproject.com.    64      IN      A       65.39.148.34

data:~ # dig -x  65.39.148.34
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;34.148.39.65.in-addr.arpa.     IN      PTR

;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
148.39.65.in-addr.arpa. 3600    IN      SOA     ns1.peer1.net. hostmaster.peer1.net. 2012042301 28800 3600 172800 86400

Re: That was weird

vonb8-Jan-15 22:59

vonb

8-Jan-15 22:59

Getting it from Switzerland from time to time

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Re: That was weird

Deepu S Nair8-Jan-15 23:01

Deepu S Nair

8-Jan-15 23:01

Yeah I experiencing it i UAE too Frown | :(

Re: That was weird

User 101325468-Jan-15 23:21

User 10132546

8-Jan-15 23:21

Me to (in the UK) intermittently Confused | :confused:

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modified 31-Aug-21 21:01pm.

Re: That was weird

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson8-Jan-15 23:43

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

8-Jan-15 23:43

your in the UK intermittently? I know its windy but......

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Re: That was weird

Mark_Wallace8-Jan-15 23:25

Mark_Wallace

8-Jan-15 23:25

Maybe a 14-year-old wanker sent an e-mail,

Maybe I shouln't have given him the idea[^].

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Re: That was weird

chriselst8-Jan-15 23:47

chriselst

8-Jan-15 23:47

OK on my phone but getting redirected on work PC.

Could get to Soapbax.

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Re: That was weird

RUs1239-Jan-15 0:14

RUs123

9-Jan-15 0:14

I get redirected each time I spend a sufficient amount of time on the site. It works for the first let's say 5-10 minutes. Then anything redirects me to the domain.com site as anyone else. The same in all browsers and on my windows phone as well. I reside in Slovenia.

Re: That was weird

Keith Barrow9-Jan-15 0:40

Keith Barrow

9-Jan-15 0:40

I'm getting it now when I use Chrome, but not for IE!

Guessing a DNS thing?

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Re: That was weird

User 110609799-Jan-15 0:54

User 11060979

9-Jan-15 0:54

Same problem but only with IE. Chrome works ok.

modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.

Re: That was weird ... not yet resolved, looks like

Amarnath S9-Jan-15 3:01

Amarnath S

9-Jan-15 3:01

Issue still persists. From India. Not consistent, though. From Chrome. IE does not even open this page.

Downloads of source code also not OK.

World's Simplest Electric Train

Jörgen Andersson8-Jan-15 10:47

Jörgen Andersson

8-Jan-15 10:47

Here[^]

The title is a bit misleading me thinks, it's a really simple linear motor though.

But totally cool in any case.

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Re: World's Simplest Electric Train

Marc Clifton8-Jan-15 11:14

Marc Clifton

8-Jan-15 11:14

So, the battery conducts through the magnets which are in contact with the coil, creating a magnetic field within that section of the coil and thus propelling the whole contraption?

That's very cool!

Marc

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Re: World's Simplest Electric Train

User 592418-Jan-15 14:18

User 59241

8-Jan-15 14:18

Thanks.

Peter Wasser

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Re: World's Simplest Electric Train

DJ van Wyk8-Jan-15 21:30

DJ van Wyk

8-Jan-15 21:30

That ... is ... awesome !!!
Now, just to find those components at the office ... There goes my Friday productivity.

My plan is to live forever ... so far so good

Re: World's Simplest Electric Train

Rage8-Jan-15 21:35

Rage

8-Jan-15 21:35

My company develops and sells electrical motors. This video shows one that is made in the training day for non-techie newcomers in the company https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22pDJ9urHg4[^] to make them understand how the motor works.

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Re: World's Simplest Electric Train

Mark_Wallace8-Jan-15 23:29

Mark_Wallace

8-Jan-15 23:29

It's a very neat idea, but you're right that it's not a train (the train is the stuff that's pulled by the engine).

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Hello?

Slacker0078-Jan-15 9:54

Slacker007

8-Jan-15 9:54

Is there anybody in (here).
Just nod if you can hear me.
Is there anyone at home?

... quiet in here, today.

Is it me you're looking for?

jeron18-Jan-15 10:02

jeron1

8-Jan-15 10:02

Yeah, there's a Lionel Ritchie spoof poster in our office.
this is what it looks like.[^].

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Re: Is it me you're looking for?

Slacker0078-Jan-15 10:22

Slacker007

8-Jan-15 10:22

Love it.