Missing leer beween s and u #
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
Looking a he response from Cisco suppor his morning, I be hey were shiing hemselves!
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
Looking a he response from Cisco suppor his morning, I be hey were shiing hemselves!
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
he world would be a beer place wihou 's
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
removal of tabs using s/t// instead of s/\t// perchance?
Paris, queen of the regexp.
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
o all he oher people who wro commens wih ou ''s i's no big and i's no clever
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
I'm no exper bu his srikes me as downrigh bizarre. Somehing I've never experienced in en years of working on the Inerne.
I'll get me coa
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
To really foul things up, you need a computer.
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
Maybe they are Yorkshire t's and have all gone t'pub. Or, since they are already silent, maybe they decided to become invisible too :-)
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
Maybe they were trying to save bandwidth by removing the letter t from the English alphabet? Obviously a capital T is useful.
I suspect all those trying to view the page to see the fault offset the saving it so they just put it back in.
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
I can only conclude that a group of salesmen showed up at the door, and in return for a flashlight, gave them a T-remover.
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
Looks to me like somebody tried to regex out of tabs from the documents, but somehow forgot to escape their expression properly...
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
whats the betting \t was the culprit?
html optimisation gone wrong, e.g. stripping tabs out of code to reduce page size by a few bytes
.*?t*\w..... instead of .*?\t*\w.....
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
...it was a good job it wasn't called....er.....um.....something that would be really funny if you took all the letter ts out.
I'll ge my coa
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 13:55 GMT
I think I knew him, Irish fisherman
Maybe this was "speak like the Irish" day and nobody else knew?
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 15:33 GMT
Finally! The Sarfeet 'as it's way. We all know wo! a Da!a cen!er is. Looks like Cisco is doing it's bi! for promo!ing the Lympics in 2012.
Is any of their ki! available on the Mile End Road?
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 15:33 GMT
Best Typo by Cisco ever.. "Ineroperabiliy Systems"
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 15:33 GMT
That they're the kind of guys who dot their Is and cross their Ts? Huh? They don't even have Ts. That's just damn careless.
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 16:59 GMT
Probably was a find-and-replace gone wrong.
Guy who was responsible is probably feeling like a supid cun righ now.
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 16:59 GMT
They caught it at T Break.
Duh
Two sugars please
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 16:59 GMT
Welcome to our new Brazilian overlords!
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 17:00 GMT
Was this due to over-enthusiastic use of T-Cut?
Posted Thursday 25th September 2008 20:41 GMT
This should actually be listed under "Rise of the Machines"
Sofwar
Managemen
and others..
Cisco supercomputers gaining sentience, start by restructuring simple words under the guise of an accident, subliminally sending us signs to go to war and that it wants to control humanity.
Probably engineered the credit crunch too.. get us at each others' throats!
Posted Friday 26th September 2008 11:45 GMT
...got the 't'!
(And you're not having it back!)
Posted Friday 26th September 2008 22:04 GMT
Pro'ly some uber Gargantu-Corp got delusions of relevance, thought it had copyrights to the letter 't', and issued a takedown order at which some poor n00b at Cisco panicked and complied; bosses were on the golf course (after having reserved their 't' time -- were they in on it?) at the time, hence so long before the situation was rectified.