REceived error message ""There appears to be a problem loading the email...?
There was temporary issue that caused Temporary Error 14 and Network Connection errors for some users when trying to view or send their mail. Our engineering team was able to isolate and resolve this issue and your mailbox should now be working again. Be sure to let us know if you are still having trouble with your Yahoo Mail account.
Yahoo mail error code 14?
Click on the gear and see if that is any help. There are many issues at this time. Many are unable to send, receive, sign in or out, or use any features in the mail. Yahoo has their engineers working on the problems. They hope to have it fixed soon, In the meantime, you can click one of these links to access your mail, it's basic, no frills, but it works. http://us.m.yahoo.com/p/mail or: http://uk.m.yahoo.com/p/mail or: http://id.m.yahoo.com/p/mail I use the "us" link when Yahoo has problems. You can delete them here also You may also have a bad cache. Click Tools, Internet options. Delete the cookies, temp files and history. Click Ok and Restart the computer Some are switching to a different browser, firefox,etc. Make sure your java is updated Also you can turn of the Compatibility view located when you click Tools. It worked for others.
Yahoo Mail: Error code 475: Suspicious activity was detected on your account?
I had the same problem. Very disturbing. Ultimately, Yahoo told me to stop using the signature feature on my emails. I did, and my emails started to go through again. Why this should have been a problem is beyond me, and why if using a signature causes problems does Yahoo provide the feature? Also they seemed to indicate that putting link (to my website) in the signature was part of the problem. Again, I haven't changed that signature in years, so why it started causing problems now is still a mystery. However, let me say that I am grateful that Yahoo got back to me on this and diagnosed the problem. Hope this helps you. Here is what Yahoo sent me: I have investigated this issue for you, and one of the things that may trip up our filter systems are links to other websites in your signature. Check your signature: Make sure that your signature does not include any suspicious links. If you do see something unusual, you can edit your signature to remove it or disable the signature all together. Editing a signature Mouse over the Settings menu icon| select Settings. Click Writing email. Make your edits in the text field. Click Save. Disabling a signature Mouse over the Settings menu icon, | select Settings. Click Writing email. From the Signature drop-down menu, select Don't use a signature. Click Save.
Has anyone received 2011 refund after getting irs error code 1301? If so when?
I filed my taxes on 1/28/11 & they were accepted by the IRS on 2/17/11. I was given the original deposit date of 2/25/11 & then it changed to 3/1/11. After 3/1/11 passed & still no deposit; the IRS's website updated my status to processing but with an error code of 1301. I called the IRS last Wednesday & they told me it would be deposited this Friday on 3/11/11 but I have my doubts. Therefore, I called them again this morning (3/8/11 -10am) & they told me now that they have no idea when the money will be deposited. They told me it had to do with the form we filled out to pay back my First Time Home-buyer Credit. She said that because the box was checked for me to make a payment the computer got confused. Meaning that the computer is confused because I am expecting a refund but I have a payment at the same time & that is what is causing the delays. She told me it would take up to 3 weeks after the return is accepted so as of this Thursday it will be 3 weeks for me. She then told me to wait until 2 weeks after the 3rd week & if I didn't have my money by then to call back. So, basically I am looking at an unknown date but could also be around 3/25/11. She did say that by the end of the week they might make an official statement to the public or that the call center would have an actual directive on what to tell people. URGH!! PS - she also told me that there are over 500,000 people waiting just like us with the code 1301.
I can't access my Yahoo email. They say "sorry for the inconvenience...error code 17" What is this?
the librarian at the tulsa library said she was able to access yahoo email, but I haven't been able to since 7pm (about 4 hours now).... I was able to get thru live chat with a yahoo rep but he just said the engineers would be working on it.... also, within 15 minutes of posting a question why I couldn't access yahoo mail, 4 others answered they had the same problem from seattle to georgia or something like that .. across the country and possibly for several days...
Why are so many genius coders and hackers not giving tips to others to become like them?
I work in IT, and I know how to write code. To be clear, I am not a genius coder or a hacker, but I think I still know enough to answer your question. The thing to understand about being really good at coding (or most things for that matter), is that it requires both a substantial breadth and depth of knowledge.When you study computer science (or computer engineering, or information technology) in college, they start at the very beginning by teaching you the laws of physics that allow computers to turn electricity in bits of information. Then they slowly build up your knowledge, with layer upon layer of abstraction, until you finally get an idea of how modern computers and the internet work. They do this because it has been proven to work over and over to produce the best results.Being an advanced coder is not a series of tips, but rather a body of knowledge that takes time and commitment to learn. This isn’t something that can be quickly conveyed from one person to another. No one can make you a genius coder. You have to do it on you’re own.It’s also not about which books you read. Well, it is a little, but at the introductory level, any good programming book will do. I find college textbooks to good sources of information.If you insist that you learn best by having other people impart knowledge to you, then go to college. That’s what it’s is for.It’s also worth noting that it doesn’t take a brilliant coder to teach you about coding. They really just need to know more than you. There are many people out there who you could learn from.With regard to your details about where to get started, here are a few suggestions:Computer programming classes at your local community collegeMOOCs (basically free online classes from some of the best schools in the world:Stanford Engineering EverywhereCoursera | Online Courses From Top Universities. Join for FreeFree Online Course Materials (MIT OpenCourseware)Introductory or college textbooks on programming—go to the website of the college near you and see what classes are in the computer science curriculum and then get the textbooks used off of AmazonIf you’re interested in web development, I’ve found the following sites to be useful:W3Schools Online Web Tutorialshttps://www.codecademy.comLearn to code and help nonprofits (Free Code Camp)Computer Science - YouTube (Crash Course Computer Science)
Do good coders code in the morning or late at night?
The quality of your code has nothing to do with your personal schedule. Some people are night owls, and some are early birds. It's in your genes. There's solid science behind this. The important thing is to know what you are and work in an environment that is conducive to taking advantage of your natural schedule. If you can write code while you're well-rested, at the time of day where you're most alert and focused, you'll write better code - whether that's 8:00am or 11:00pm or anywhere in between.There is one problem night owls run into, though: most of the business world runs on the early bird schedule. If you're a night person and you're getting dragged out of bed at 7am every day, with meetings in the morning and the afternoon, chances are you're going to be tired and/or otherwise occupied in the afternoon when you'd otherwise be able to do your best work. Every once in a while you'll find the inverse (one early bird in an office full of night owls), but that's the exception rather than the rule.The ideal scenario is that you end up working with a bunch of people who are on your schedule. A less ideal scenario is working remotely with a bunch of people who are on the opposite schedule but also in an opposite timezone.For me personally, about 2:00pm-8:00pm is my golden time. When I used to work in an office I'd try to come in a little late, get meetings done in the late morning, and spend the afternoon on the most challenging code. Now that I'm working at home I can make myself available for calls in the day and get the code written in the afternoon/evening without causing too many hassles for myself or my client. Fortunately my immediate family are all night people like me so it all works out pretty well.
What do I do if my mail has stopped being delivered?
The best thing that you can do in that situation is call your local post office to see if there has been a disruption in the service of your route. This happened to me earlier this year. I live in an apartment in Brooklyn. We called the post office and it turns out that we didn't have a specified postal worker assigned to our route. So they couldn't get into the apartment building (you need a key for the front gate) because they didn't know that a key was needed. We called and within a week the problem was sorted out. You could also go down to the post office to see if they have any mail for your address. Sometimes if the wrong name is on the mail they won't deliver it. I have had this happen to me when my friends tried to send me mail but used a nickname that I go by instead of my real name.
What do I do about Yahoo Error Code 14?
You can access your email here for now until Yahoo gets all the bugs out. They have been upgrading their servers lately, causing problems for all of us. http://us.m.yahoo.com/p/mail Or: http://de.m.yahoo.com/p/mail It's basic, but it works. I used it last night when they were messing around with my compose screen.
What is a coder's worst nightmare?
Try running this piece of code.#include