There have been buzzes over the web just a few hours ago that YouTube is down and is throwing off a 500 Internal Server Error, almost the same error I encountered the other day on Blogger.

For those who don’t know yet what’s a 500 Internal Server Error – it’s basically a generic server error which indicates that the server can not be accessed for whatever reason, just similar to “502” error. When you encounter these types of errors, you can confirm it by using these 5 Ways to Check if the Website is Really Down.

When I checked YouTube minutes ago, it seems that access to the YouTube server has been restored. It’s working though and I had no troubles visiting the website. But there’s a surprising change on the interface. It’s quite different compared to the last time I checked the website.

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Hi, I'm Bert! I've been blogging about technology since 2008, just a year after I graduated from college. Currently managing this blog and acting as the Editor-In-Chief as well, I keep myself busy exploring the world of tech and talk some of it here. You can connect with me on Google+ or through the other portals below.

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