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We expect to have a replacement up and running by the end of May 2025.

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The webmaster originally wanted to put up a humorous "404" error. A "404" is the HTML error code returned when a resource is not found. In researching what might work, they found this AI response, which turns out to be funnier that anything they may have found!

AI Overview

The phrase "Buddhist 404 HTML" likely refers to a humorous or ironic juxtaposition of Buddhist philosophy and a common web error, the "404 Not Found" status code, suggesting a page or resource cannot be located.

Here's a breakdown:

    404 Not Found:
    This is an HTTP status code (404) that indicates a server cannot find the requested resource (like a webpage).

    HTML:
    Stands for HyperText Markup Language, the standard markup language for creating web pages.

    Buddhist:
    Refers to the philosophical and spiritual tradition of Buddhism.

    Humorous/Ironic Juxtaposition:
    The combination of "Buddhist" and "404 HTML" is likely intended to be humorous or ironic, playing on the idea of something being "not found" in the digital world, which can be seen as a metaphor for the impermanence and lack of a fixed self in Buddhist philosophy.