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2006-09-06
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Originally Posted by stevenf
Can't say I've seen this problem and I read engadget.It pulls down the feed, but half (more than half?) of the images are broken.
Originally Posted by stevenf
This isn't usually a problem for me since I'm usually on a network, but I guess that could be a pain when you're off one.
Worse, none of the images seem to get cached, and every time you access the feed, it reloads them. If you are unlucky enough to be in offline mode, or not in network range, then no images for you.
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2006-09-06
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Originally Posted by bac522
What's the trick then? My configuration is basically out-of-the-box, and I don't have any fancy hacks going on.Can't say I've seen this problem and I read engadget.
There are no error messages or anything, it just fails to load all the images.
Are you using the same feed URL that I listed above?
But it still seems to have problems with any moderately large feed. Try Engadget for example: http://engadget.com/rss.xml
Seems like a pretty likely read for this group, eh?
It pulls down the feed, but half (more than half?) of the images are broken.
Worse, none of the images seem to get cached, and every time you access the feed, it reloads them. If you are unlucky enough to be in offline mode, or not in network range, then no images for you.
Maybe in the 2007 OS?
(OK, so I'm kind of trolling here, but I'd be evangelizing this thing from every rooftop if there weren't so many of these lame duck implementations of really quite important things. I complain because I love. Or at least, I want to.)