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What is the issue with the RSS feed for the astronomy photo of the day?
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In summary, the conversation discusses a connection issue with a website and the hope for it to be fixed soon. The individuals also express concern for a coworker who will be working during the potential outage. They also mention a broken RSS feed, specifically for the astronomy photo of the day.
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It showed up on the first screen I got to open after another short "outage." Looks like something broke between this site and Greg's Pampered Chef site. 
Cheesegraters! It seems to be gone again though. I really hope whatever Greg does tomorrow night fixes these outages! I don't know how much longer I can take it! 
Cheesegraters! It seems to be gone again though. I really hope whatever Greg does tomorrow night fixes these outages! I don't know how much longer I can take it! - #3
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Unfortunate enough for me I will be working the graveyard shift tomorrow night when PF will be down.
I hope things go smoothely and it's back up quick.
I hope things go smoothely and it's back up quick.
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Oh no! Are we going to have to scrape you off the walls at the end of the night? Please be careful, we don't want you to die of boredom!TheStatutoryApe said:Unfortunate enough for me I will be working the graveyard shift tomorrow night when PF will be down.
I hope things go smoothely and it's back up quick.
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That rss is for the astronomy photo of the day on the right side bar. Not sure why it crapped out. It's fine now though :)
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