toedder: Yep, nothing changed.

toedder: Nope. Obviously, one way communication is not enough.

alexlee: That looks like a Chinese, Japanese or similar language version with charset that is not installed no his computer. Clicking the small English flag at the right column (and confirming) should help.

Gammonator: When something like this happens, I always check host-tracker to make sure it is just a local problem, not a BrainKing one. Right now, the average response time (according to that site) is 0.61 seconds and only 2 places show a little higher latency - Thailand and Iran.

In other words, something is wrong on your side. It can be anything - DNS issues, proxy server caching problem, routing problem etc.

Can you post a traceroute output here? Open a command line in Windows and type "tracert brainking.com".

rabbitoid: On my way.

MadMonkey: Maybe BrainKing is worth at least 1 million Euro and we even don't know it.

coan.net: Well, something is indexed.
http://www.cuil.com/search?q=brainking

Well, I've been trying to use BrainKing with the latest Firefox 3 (Beta 5) for more than 3 hours but nothing "bouncing" ever happened to me. Am I doing something wrong?
Anyway, I've just posted a short article about it to BrainKing.info, so if someone wants to continue in this discussion, it is possible to do it at the blog site as well. At least I would know what to prepare to.

volant: Google is your friend: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=download+youtube+video&btnG=Google+Search

Rose: Looks like Unicode encoding problem. What does View / Character Encoding show on those sites?

Eriisa: http://www.liamdelahunty.com/tips/fun_web_products.php

Andersp: I am using ASUS WL-566gM WiFi Access Point/ Router for my home network (3 computers, 1 wireless printer and 1 PocketPC). No problems so far. The signal is great in all rooms.

BIG BAD WOLF: This solution will solve all problems like that. When it's available.

Mousetrap: Then you don't visit too much sites, I guess. "Patience" is the keyword.

Gordon Shumway: Thank you, I'll check it out.

I have been asked to test the new BrainKing design on Safari too. However, as far as I know, it is a Mac OS browser only. Is there a way how to get a Windows compatible version?

BerniceC: Don't you recognize a joke?

nightmagic: Lucky you are.

Rose: "Alt" is supposed to show up if the image won't load. If you want a tooltip text, use "title" instead.

MagicDragon: Why do you need MSN at all?

MadMonkey: But it's definitely NOT caused by BrainKing.

MadMonkey: None of these is JavaScript-related. You better check if some of your browser's extensions is not doing some funny stuff.

MadMonkey: There everything works for you. Now it's Rose's turn.

MadMonkey: No, those are CSS errors, it has nothing to do with JavaScript. Try to look for something like http://brainking.com/js/rte-12.js etc. (ends with .js)

Rose: Does your JavaScript console show some errors?

And feel free to post your comments/experiences/suggestions to the current blog entry: http://brainking.info/archives/104-JavaScript-can-be-tricky.html

Marfitalu: You must copy the XML file URL to the "Manage subscriptions / Add" form of your Thunderbird client.

TeamBundy: I don't think it would be influenced by the Java updates.

TeamBundy: My notebook has 512 MB RAM too and it's hardly enough these times. With all patches from the Windows Update server I guess the RAM is more and more occupied by the system components and the freezes caused by the swapping process happen more often.
That's why I want to purchase a new notebook with 2 GB RAM as soon as possible.

WatfordFC: If there is a JavaScript error you described on the BK.com board, it's possible that your browser is using an old version of the JavaScript code from its cache (although it is highly improbable with Firefox). Try to clear the cache and load the page again with ctrl-f5.
Also, please make sure your pages are using the correct versions of JavaScripts by looking at the page source - functions-6.js, rte-12.js, rtecodes-6.js.

Nothingness: It doesn't work when you use the RTE editor (alhough it should, there is a small bug). Switch to a normal plain text editor and all links will be clickable.

Rose: The problem was in the line, not in BrainKing. Czech users were online for the whole day.

Pythagoras: Huh? When I use two 512 MB RAM chips, I make 1 GB of total RAM. Not 2 x 500, 2 x 512.

Rose: I thought 1 GB = 1024 MB, not 1000.

reza: Not even by a wire transfer using the SWIFT code and IBAN account number?

I want to add a more sophisticated HTML validator when I have more time for it.

bitwisexor: You didn't expect me to allow scripts, did you? :-)

Eriisa: FireFox 1.5 should be released soon, maybe it will be fixed there.

Eriisa: You can turn off the startup on Windows reboot at the Messenger's Tools / Options panel.

I use Miranda.

WhiteTower: Ha! You may be right :-)

MagicDragon: I meant that old and outdated browsers are usually full of bugs and security holes. It's not recommended to use them.

It's interesting to see in our logs and stats that some people still use MS Internet Explorer 3.0, Firefox 0.1 or Netscape 3.0 to access BrainKing. I wonder if they ever heard about a security.

WhiteTower: Wait a minute. Maybe I found something.

WhiteTower: Nothing of that. What I log to your accout, everything works correctly.

Jason: I'll remove it soon, it was there only for testing purposes.

playBunny: Yes and when your home page is indexed by Google, anybody can easily obtain your login information and use your account.

BIG BAD WOLF: What's an advantage of it?

Thad: Yes, that's how it's supposed to work. And with the option suggested by chessmec, the only thing you must do is to click on the Login button.

chessmec: Yes (Firefox 1.0.6).