Space Mutiny

[rbcp]

It's imperative that everyone immediately listen to RTF's show at http://spacemutiny.com/.  Here are two episodes to convince you of how great it is:

Episode 10 - Joey Switch ad I hate the movie hackers.  But this is the most creative thing ever made with clips from it.

Episode 7 - Hump remix  I hate the song My Hump about 100 times more than I hate the movie Hackers.  But this remix is brilliant.

So go listen to the rest of it now.

[CountyKid]

RTF=God.

  404s on two of those links, RBCP.

[I-baLL]

Joey:

http://spacemutiny.com/audio/Space_Minute_10_-_Joey.mp3

Hump:

http://spacemutiny.com/audio/Space_Minute_07_-_Hump.mp3

[rbcp]

Aren't those the same links I posted?

[I-baLL]

Aren't those the same links I posted?

Ah, and so you did. All 4 of them 404 though. Weird.

[gangals]

Same links, the mp3 files are there, but 95% of the time, you get a 404.

It's just easier to go to the main site and use the streaming player.

[Zan]

When you see a custom '404' message and not your regular Apache server message, while the URL still has a print of the file you're looking for (and not a re-direct to, say, 404.html for example), this is what you need to do:

When you reach one of these pages, simply click in the URL bar, and press enter. That's it. Their server is configured to print out a page when an outsider tries to access certain files. Like a podcast (10+ MB mp3) for example. What 'pressing enter' in the URL bar does is simply send out another request to their server, but with different header information. It now thinks you navigated to that file locally.

Cheers!

[Edit:Spelling Error]

[BaconStrips]

When you see a custom '404' message and not your regular Apache server message, while the URL still has a print of the file you're looking for (and not a re-direct to, say, 404.html for example), this is what you need to do:

When you reach one of these pages, simply click in the URL bar, and press enter. That's it. Their server is configured to print out a page when an outsider tries to access certain files. Like a podcast (10+ MB mp3) for example. What 'pressing enter' in the URL bar does in simply send out another request to their server, but with different header information It now thinks you navigated to that file locally.

Cheers!

That's what I was going to say!!!!

[Zan]

\(^^)/

Well I beat'chya to it, cause I'm a faster typer!   ;akdfg;awfn;akdn;alkdnas;fshj (See!?)

[murd0c]

RTF has yet to make me my J. Geils Band/Rick Astley mash-up.