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Re:Flickr: The First and Last Great Photo Platform on Sunday April 26, 2026 @10:15AM (#47910524)
Good to hear. Still happily paying for Pro every year and using the API to pull images into my website.
So for the user-agent "ChatGPT-User" I can return my prompt injection text. Got it.
Re:Whatever happened to Flickr? on Wednesday December 29, 2021 @12:38PM (#29727235)
flickr has a great API. I am using the flickr API to manage my photography portfolio website. I can organize everything (uploading, naming, ordering, etc.) using the flickr album tools and then just pull it into my site.
Re:404 Found on Thursday August 22, 2019 @10:00AM (#20768130)
I have seen HTTP 500 return codes on webservers where outputting errors was suppressed, but some error occured anyway while processing the page.

Looked fine in a browser, but not an ideal case for SEO...

Re:Facebook is down on Wednesday September 03, 2014 @03:51PM (#8265029)
It's not just the main website.

beta.facebook.com graph.facebook.com developers.facebook.com

Mostly dead on port 80/443 or returning error codes.

Not really pointing to a faulty code push. Must be something more sinister going on.

Re:Is Facebook down? on Monday December 10, 2012 @06:35PM (#4902272)
...and that's why you don't use Facebook Like buttons and Boxes all over your site. because it looks broken and full of errors now. Also, I don't want to know what this outage is doing to all the "Log in with Facebook" buttons right now.

On a serious note: DNS issue.

The authoritative nameservers a.ns.facebook.com and b.ns.facebook.com seem to be "set up" like this a the moment:

*.facebook.com ->(cname) star.facebook.com -> no answer

facebook.com still resolves the correct (?) IPs, but www.facebook.com, developers.facebook.com, graph.facebook.com all starting to die as your DNS cache expires. That's why it still might work for some at the moment while it really is broken.

Re:Is Facebook down? on Monday December 10, 2012 @06:03PM (#4902057)
facebook.com might still be in your DNS cache,

something seems wrong with their domain registry. they use Markmonitor, any other Markmonitor domains affected?