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Unfortunately changing the URL from http://www.amazon.com/?down=yes http://www.amazon.com/?down=yes to http://www.amazon.com/?down=no http://www.amazon.com/?dow
by largehotcoffee 14y ago
Unfortunately changing the URL from http://www.amazon.com/?down=yes http://www.amazon.com/?down=yes to http://www.amazon.com/?down=no http://www.amazon.com/?down=no does not appear to fix the problem.
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- up_and_up 14y agoThis seems to be working for me: http://www.amazon.com/?is_it_jeff=yes http://www.amazon.com/?is_it_jeff=yes
- mhurron 14y agoWhat the hell?
- nbashaw 14y agoLooks like it's back up
- amitlan 14y agoit is up.
- HelloMcFly 14y agoNot for me (America).
- shardling 14y agoUp for me (Kentucky)
- singleuse 14y agostill down from western europe. And to isup.me : http://www.isup.me/amazon.com http://www.isup.me/amazon.com
- lifeguard 14y agoHttp/1.1 Service Unavailable
- cobrabyte 14y agoSeems to me that it's probably the caching layer that's borked.
- lifeisstillgood 14y agoWhy is_it_jeff?
- darkstar999 14y agoJeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon.
- lifeisstillgood 14y agoI got that bit thank you :-) but I did not understand why there might be a web page on amazon named after bozos, some sort of test page? Or a joke that has completely passed me by?
- pestaa 14y agoIt's a joke like if you could add a parameter in the URL stating you're the CEO of the company and you will be granted access no matter what.
- pferate 14y agoFunny. I followed the "down=yes" link and got the "Service unavailable" page, as expected. Then I clicked on the "down=no" link for fun, and the page partially loaded for me. I refreshed it and got the whole front page loaded. And then one more time and got the "Service unavailable" again...
- dmn001 14y agoI'm fairly certain the OP only added that text after the link so that it would be allowed by the duplicate link filter on HN.