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Re: Cats and pigeons...
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lugnet.admin.general
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Sat, 11 Dec 1999 01:52:17 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, James Brown writes:
> Ok, life gets weirder. I just got home, browsed over to www.lego.com -
> lo and behold the controversial links are there.
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> This absolutely settles it in my mind (not that I had much doubt): The
> weirdness is at Lego.
Or, more precisely, the weirdness is every but at Lego. :-)
Ya, this caching this would explain everything.
At this point, in my mind, there's no doubt that Lego did intend to release
these pictures ~12 hours ago and that the information took forever and day
to propagate through all the intermediate stops. If they made any mistake
at Lego, it was only in . . . hmm, well, I can't think of any mistake now
offhand. It does seem weird though that they'd set up ASP pages to cache.
Anyway.
I'm glad that this was all a big misunderstanding and that all the blame
falls upon me, rather than that something bad was accidentally leaked.[1]
I've got a lot of repairing to do now.
--Todd
[1] I haven't yet confirmed that every single set in Remy's list is actually
available in the online catalog yet. By chance has anyone gone through them
all yet, looking out of curiosity?
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