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[Off-topic] but they've got absolutely bizarre webserver/blog behavior. I noticed "page not found" flash briefly on my screen before the content loaded, and ind
by themgt 4y ago
[Off-topic] but they've got absolutely bizarre webserver/blog behavior. I noticed "page not found" flash briefly on my screen before the content loaded, and indeed you can confirm with curl or network inspector it's actually returning http 404 status code/"page not found" content and then some bunch-o-JS injects the blog post. The Aristocrats!
- Jamie9912 4y ago404 for me also. Australia
- jacooper 4y agoYup 404 for me too
- yjftsjthsd-h 4y agoCuriously, it stays as a 404 for me. Edit: Tried opening in a private browsing window (read: more privacy options but no ublock origin) and it still fails.
- Helmut10001 4y agoFailing for me too on both Chrome and Firefox.
- justinsaccount 4y agoI saw this on our site that used next.js once. Looks like they use Gatsby which I guess is similar. Cache headers weren't being set properly, new pages would or wouldn't load depending how you reached the page (direct link vs. javascript loading the content via an internal cache or via a fragment fetch)