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The error could be (and I'd say, usually is) transient, i.e you hit a page and something is broken, you reload and then it's fixed. Real-life example I'm famil
by Karunamon 7y ago
The error could be (and I'd say, usually is) transient, i.e you hit a page and something is broken, you reload and then it's fixed.
Real-life example I'm familiar with: Content being served from a busy NAS that buckled under load. You'll have some requests time out with 504s, some return 500s, some that make the files appear missing and so you get 404s. I know, braindead design that shouldn't happen, but it does happen.