HTTP 500 error on Blogger

This is something I never encountered before. Internal server error with Blogger.
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError!

And no, I am certainly not playing Fools Day here. It may be April 1st today, but this error was for real. I wonder how often Blogger encounters these.

Comments

Martin said…

Yup, had one too, recently.

But I still love Google.

Cheers

4:57 AM

Anonymous said…

I too saw this...

5:22 AM

enginerd said…

We all love Google!
So what if Blogger continues deleting posts, or Orkut shows negative scraps, we'll always love Google :)

11:35 AM

Anonymous said…

hey, last night there were socket errors n it refused from posting n publishing index and blog..
did ya c that?

3:00 AM

enginerd said…

Nope, but it seems the guys at Blogger are having their fair share of problems.

1:07 PM

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