Ever tried to load a site in your browser just to end up with nothing yet still thinking “is this a local problem” or IS the site REALLY down?
Well I just stumbled over a site that will assist you in your debugging;
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
Here you enter the site you wish checked, and the server checks if the site is loadable from its end. Yes I know this is a very basic check, however it may come in handy some day.
https://readmydamnblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/toplogo4.png00Mikehttps://readmydamnblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/toplogo4.pngMike2009-01-18 17:41:492009-01-18 20:35:11Down for everyone or just for me?
So the storyline from all those SciFi films are one step closer to fulfillment, it would seem that scienstists have optimized earlier effords in this field to provide a even better version of their ‘cloak’.
The technology is complex, but the basics are that you on the one side of an object capture the light and on the otherside re-emits this light, a little like having a camera on the one side and a monitor on the other just in a much larger scale (many small cameras and small monitors).
If you enjoy YouTubing with friends and family and your computer is not connected to your tv (or eg. if your TV is not HD, which is true for some us still, sigh) then this has not always been straight forward 😐
YouTube to the rescue with a TV friendly interface to use on your PS3 (what PS3 😉 ), Wii (what Wii? 😉 ) or other console with buildin browser.
To try out the new interface simply launch http://www.youtube.com/TV (note TV appear to be CASE sensitive)..
One thing to note is that the special TV version of the site cannot be accessed in your PC’s browser without using a special browser add-on like User Agent Switcher, which can trick YouTube into thinking that you’re visiting the site from your console. If you’ve got a Mac Mini hooked up to your TV, this might be your best bet.
Note, interface may look different from console to console.
Down for everyone or just for me?
WebInvisibility – one step closer..
Fun, NewsThe technology is complex, but the basics are that you on the one side of an object capture the light and on the otherside re-emits this light, a little like having a camera on the one side and a monitor on the other just in a much larger scale (many small cameras and small monitors).
Read more;
http://news.cnet.com….
YouTube launch TV friendly interface.
Fun, TV, WebYouTube to the rescue with a TV friendly interface to use on your PS3 (what PS3 😉 ), Wii (what Wii? 😉 ) or other console with buildin browser.
To try out the new interface simply launch http://www.youtube.com/TV (note TV appear to be CASE sensitive)..
One thing to note is that the special TV version of the site cannot be accessed in your PC’s browser without using a special browser add-on like User Agent Switcher, which can trick YouTube into thinking that you’re visiting the site from your console. If you’ve got a Mac Mini hooked up to your TV, this might be your best bet.
Note, interface may look different from console to console.
Source;
http://news.cnet.com