Baby let’s stop and sleep for a spare
We can turn this ditch into a well
And send that old devil back to hell
Your back’s not straight like before
You really shouldn’t carry me no more
I’m much too heavy for you
I’m really quite a mess, yes
We just don’t care anymore
We’re crooked and were cut to the core
We’re just not there anymore
But we really don’t care do we
No, we couldn’t care less
We couldn’t care less
Could we?”

This is definitely a bug, and it can be easily reproduced on the
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/live-stream page as well.

Finally the system has been established and gone live. On the biggest live talent show in Hungary, we were able to create a panoramic streaming hardware setup, a multi frontend HD streaming solution using Adobe Flash Media Server’s RTMP protocol - must note that the livepackaging feature that creates f4f is not working because of System.Security issues, I will talk about that later - serving about 5000 users at once. The player is developed by me in pure as3 using Parsley and OSMF to be discussed later.

Unable to load the metadata for assembly ‘JavaOSGiWS’. This assembly may have been downloaded from the web. See http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=179545. The following error was encountered during load: Could not load file or assembly ‘JavaOSGiWS’ or one of its dependencies. A rendszer nem találja a megadott fájlt.

Where the JavaOSGiWS was the actual project namespace root. I had no reference nor any help on how to resolve this issue, since everything was just set up fine. However the last sentence means: “The system cannot find the specified file” led to a not trivial solution. The entire path of the current project folder contained a #. Having this character removed from the path helped the builder resulted the error message disappear.

hope this would spare some time for you.

It’s a common phenomena or manifestation introduced by Pareto, that 80% of the issues generated in the everyday life of the corporate world are only some irrelevant spin-offs of the core projects. Most of us only use these to create the fake illusion of effectiveness by spawning these microbursts of problem-solution pairs.

To sum up in one short sentence:

“The virtual issues sublime away fast, like poo in the burocratic multi-national corporate storm but the dopamine we receive for the success is real.” -me

Kudos to the most fun part of the brain, the amigdala!