Google Pac-Man Feature shown on May 21st, 2010
Everybody Catch the Google Pac-Man Feature Today?
If you didn’t, it’s up for another 48 hours to commemorate the anniversary of the game 30 years ago in Japan. Make sure you don’t just breeze past the initial Google Search screen, which usually updates with a doodle version of the original logo from time to time depending on the holiday, time of year and so forth. Instead, click on the insert coin and play a game of Pac-Man courtesy of Google!
Make sure to share with all you friends and family before this feature is taken down!
Chris J. Politzki
Studio 119 Degrees Web Design & Development Studio
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So I thought I’d throw this out there.
In my last post, ‘Photoshop CS3 Newly Discovered Panorama Stitcher Feature‘ I kept having an error appear each time I went to save my post as I was crafting it. I would get this 412 Error message:
The precondition on the request for the URL /wordpress/wp-admin/post.php evaluated to false.
I kept taking off content from the bottom to determine that one particular line of text was causing the problem. It was this one below:
Hit the ‘Choose’ button. This adds the f i l e s from the selected folder into the queue. Finally hit ‘OK’ to see this magical feature perform it’s task.
I’ve purposely put the word ‘f i l e s‘ separated out because I wouldn’t be able to post without doing so. Anything below this line would not appear in a preview of the post. So I kept taking individual words off the end to discover that this word was not allowing me to save my post. I changed the line to read as such:
Hit the ‘Choose’ button. This adds the selected images to the queue. Finally, hit ‘OK’ and see this magical feature perform it’s task.
Everything worked fine after this change, but I still haven’t determined why? There’s another discussion I found which claimed this line, ‘d e l e t e f r o m f i n d e r‘ (Once again, I had to separate out letters to post this) produced similar results. In the post titled, ‘Very Strange Wordpress Error‘, there were words that were also tripping Wordpress up.
Anybody have thoughts on this?
Chris J. Politzki
Studio 119 Degrees
Developer Related, Uncategorized
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Just set-up my first Blog here… Within the next few days I’ll start posting items of interest.
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Chris
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