I can enter thoughtfix.blogspot.com and see the blog there.

I can see the latest post via the feed at planet.maemo.org

But if I click on the link there (to the blog at thoughtfix.blogspot.com/index.html, or to the post itself at http://thoughtfix.blogspot.com/2007/...-headsets.html ), I get an error message page with this code: bX-vjhbsj

And when I tried to post this information as a comment, I got another error message, "We're sorry, but we were unable to complete your request."

Thought I should let Dan know and couldn't figure out any better way than posting here.

We need our fix!

Roger

PS: This regards the post on Bluetooth headsets pairing but going no further.

I get the same error code with other blogs on Blogger.

Incidentally, all my Bloglines feeds seem to have evaporated. Is this connected?

The same thing happend to me as soon as I upgraded my blogger account. It looks like the problem is that the new Blogger uses/links to gmail account but the old blogger is created using its own independednt account. This is certainly a bug in the blogger code becuase all the links point to the originial account (which I can not change) and the new blogger uses my gmail account (which I do not want to change).

I have not figured out how to fix this yet but my guss is that google needs to do it on their side. A lot of people are affected by this.

Hm-m. You're right.

I got the same message when I clicked on Ari Jaaksi's most-recent post in the Planet Maemo page.

All kinds of messages up at blogger.com (which I don't use, being a WordPresser), so presumably there are a lot of people affected and things will get straightened out eventually.

Wow - didn't know I was that well followed! See - this is why I do the blog.

Yeah... blogger.com is flaky. I want to migrate it all to my own server, but everyone KNOWS thoughtfix.blogspot.com already. Grrr. Besides, my own dedicated server is cost and the blog doesn't exactly have income.

Okay - I tried referrals from other pages and they broke, but direct URLs work.
DAMN GOOGLE!

Daniel, my heart sank when I saw the title of your last post. I’m trying to keep my resolve and stay away from N800 till a working case (to make it truly portable, worry free like my 770) is available, but, the thought of having Bluetooth headset support… so tempting

Well after reading, it seems that Nokia’s position about excluding parts of Bluetooth stack of profiles hasn’t changed.

If this thing had a bluetooth headset profile and functional Canola port, I'd buy a Jabra BT 8010 and make the N800 my primary PMP. Now it's just - too bulky.

Really - with Skype upcoming, I think the BT stack is just a firmware update away.