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See for Yourself (image of front page of Neowin taken at 6:22 PST, 12/23/2013) This happens in Chrome 31, IE 11. I don't have ad-block enabled.

 

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I'm seeing the same thing on the front page while using Firefox Nightly.

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Really don't want to do that on WP since it clears your cookies and everything else (no choice unfortunately). Problem has existed all day.

 

There was an update to the site 14 hours ago, it's likely you have a cached version of something from before then, that's conflicting with the new code.

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Ian S.

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There was an update to the site 14 hours ago, it's likely you have a cached version of something from before then, that's conflicting with the new code.

It stopped around 7:00 PST and then the front page did that again. So I cleared the cache and cookies, however, the issue still persisted until around 8:40. Now it's all good again. :)

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Same thing happening to me, started yesterday. I even took a screenshot of it in an attempt to start a thread about it, but it mysteriously starting working again on its own, so I thought, meh...why bother....but I just checked, and yep....my homepage looks almost identical to the OP's. (it totally looked identical just yesterday)

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