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The link to the article is: http://dtuite.github.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.html http://dtuite.github.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.h... y

by Nick_C 15y ago

The link to the article is: http://dtuite.github.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.html http://dtuite.github.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.h... yet Chrome tries to take me to: http://onlyvariance.comdavidtuite.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.html http://onlyvariance.comdavidtuite.com/define-custom-vim-tags... which is an invalid domain. Anyone know what to do to get to the article?

mattyb 15y ago
Type "cache:http://dtuite.github.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.html http://dtuite.github.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.h... into Chrome's address bar and hit enter to see the content. The repo is no longer visible (http://davidtuite.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.html http://davidtuite.com/define-custom-vim-tags-and-labels.html), so I'm guessing it was either deleted or made private. The CNAME file in that repo probably inadvertently pointed to "onlyvariance.comdavidtuite.com" and GitHub is still caching it.