Same here. Looks like they've deleted it. I couldn't find a cached copy of it either.

> "the best solution would be to designate a permanent Olympic venue somewhere isolated — Diego Garcia would be a prime candidate"

A better idea would be letting the Chagossians return to their homeland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chagossians).

Here is the video of the launch, for those that missed it. http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Vega/SEMJ8LYXHYG_0.html

I had the header at 9.30 this morning. I just refreshed the page and my number has gone, so either they've fixed it or I'm using a different proxy that doesn't have the issue.

Just been looking into this and from the little info I can find, it looks like your phone number would be classed as personal information and so covered by the data protection act.

Yeah. Just submitted a form as well and got response from ICO that case work has been received. According to the law, companies that break Data Protection, can be fined up to £500,000 per case.

Technically the organisation in breach would receive a penalty, not a fine. I realise that's a bit pedantic but there is a difference (fines can usually only be made and enforced by the courts).

The ICO can also prosecute the company and officers in the criminal courts under some situations, including: "unlawfully obtaining, disclosing, or procuring the disclosure of personal data;" (I don't know whether this would count as unlawful disclosure or not).

Same for me.

Here is a un-minified version: http://pastebin.com/t0FhS2Z7

My quick glace at it agrees with you, it looks like it replaces the URLs of the images, presumably to load compressed versions.

All sites that use Cloudflare will show as using NGINX and they did 25 billion page views in December... http://blog.cloudflare.com/100-billion-page-views

So I would have thought that helps a fair bit with NGINX's market share stats.

Do those results have a multiplier applied?

Files behind a CDN are static files, such as CSS, JS etc. These are requested by other HTML files, which in turn include 10 of them maybe?

Yeah, I just got it from Amazon UK for free too. I checked the invoice and it all says £0.

Can you transfer to another internal GoDaddy account in a different name (that you create) and then transfer them out?

It would have to be to someone that you know and don't mind being exposed to said domain as in accordance with ICANN you can't use fake whois information.