I've got a theory. Blogger is run by a cabal of interdimensional demons who feed off people's frustration. I've sat here for the last few hours endlessly clicking trying not only to post, but also to comment here and elsewhere, and all I get back is empty packets. If these keeps up, those demons are going to need liposuction.
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- New Fisk
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- Subverting transparency
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- Myanmar's military regime uses chemical weapons
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4 comments:
What's worse is that I had done a big long post (forgot to save) pressed publish and then blah, out for hours...
grrrr
Posted by Kakariki : 4/08/2005 06:35:00 PM
Ha.
Happens all the time.
The trick is to walk away, think about something else, then calm down enought to NOT write abusive e-mails at the blogger staff, or post on their stupidity.
Hey, blogger may be frustrating, but you get this pretty much for free don't you? You wanna be a sucker and pay for it like DPF?
Posted by Moneo : 4/09/2005 01:57:00 AM
i think the term isn't 'all the time', it's constantly...
i've had nothing but trouble with it since i started. it seems that they need to upgrade their servers, or summin'.
Posted by the other 'Che' : 4/09/2005 08:36:00 AM
The problem is the "Recover post" feature and the rather large cookies it utilises to save your posts as you type them. Clear your cookies and relogin to Blogger and everything should be okay.
http://sirhumphreys.blogspot.com/2005/04/problem-with-blogger.html
Posted by Antarctic Lemur : 4/09/2005 12:15:00 PM
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