It seems every time I try to view the forum, the first time I click on it it gives me an error that the page cannot be found, but once I refresh, or go back and click again, it finds it.  Weird. 

Very weird.  I haven't had any probelsm from home or work.

Very weird.  I haven't had any probelsm from home or work.

Here's my proof... happened again today

I got it too.

Maybe we'll go back to phpbb?

Edit: Also, don't use IE

Edit: Also, don't use IE

Gosh, you're just like Tom at work.  Funny thing is we have a lot more issues in Firefox than IE... he claims it's because Firefox doesn't ignore errors, I think it's because it's stupid.

No, it's because firefox actually adheres to W3C standards. IE just kind of does stuff its own way. You can't tell when you have errors in IE because it IS an error.

... says the person currently writing C#/ASP.NET web apps.

I think I may have figured out the problem.  Generally, when I load the page, I go to http://baldninja.com and then to the forum.  And it always craps out on the first try then (I have to reload, and then it works).  However, if I go to http://www.baldninja.com and then the forum, it works.  I think the lack of the www. is the problem - perhaps you should have the link to the forum automatically put the www.balninja.com in there.

I think I may have figured out the problem.  Generally, when I load the page, I go to http://baldninja.com and then to the forum.  And it always craps out on the first try then (I have to reload, and then it works).  However, if I go to http://www.baldninja.com and then the forum, it works.  I think the lack of the www. is the problem - perhaps you should have the link to the forum automatically put the www.balninja.com in there.

Ahh. I always used to omit the www part of it, too, and I had the same problem. And, yeah, it works if you add it back in. I just got around it by going directly to the forum rather than going to it from the homepage. This actually might explain why I have problems with several websites.

Well, yeah, I could fix it. That would involve me doing something, though.

Well, yeah, I could fix it. That would involve me doing something, though.

Ahh, apathy... a programmers best friend. (Until it comes back to bite them in the ass)

Not so much apathy as desire to hide from computer once I'm out of work. 10-12 hour days of rapid development iterations leaves me avoiding programming.

Not so much apathy as desire to hide from computer once I'm out of work. 10-12 hour days of rapid development iterations leaves me avoiding programming.

Does iteration have the same meaning in the programming world?

Does it have a non programming meaning?

Yes. I wouldn't know what the word meant otherwise.

Let's ask Dr. Internet!

1.   the act of repeating; a repetition.
2.   Mathematics.
   a.   Also called successive approximation. a problem-solving or computational method in which a succession of approximations, each building on the one preceding, is used to achieve a desired degree of accuracy.
   b.   an instance of the use of this method.
3.   Computers. a repetition of a statement or statements in a program.

...I'm not actually sure that answers the question.

Also: Yeah, on my laptop my auto-complete completes to baldninja.com, but at home it goes to www.baldninja.com