Virgin Media is serving a search page on any bad web request you make. This page returns with a HTTP status of 200. Very bad practice

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@glennjones you can turn that off.... There is a link on the search page somewhere. – Martin Beeby on twitter
@glennjones it's something you can turn off - but I don't remember how. Doesn't make it better though. – Remy Sharp on twitter
@glennjones they’ve beed doing that for a while. You can opt out, but I seem to get opted back in from time to time – Mark Ford on twitter
@rem @thebeebs @fordie I have tried to turn the thing off but, opt out form does not seem to work any more. Its screwing up my dev work : ( – Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones @rem @thebeebs @fordie It's a DNS based thing so you could try using different DNS servers (I use Googles 8.8.8.8 ones). – Binarytales on twitter
@Binarytales thanks for that, switching to Googles 8.8.8.8 DNS did it, can stop swearing now. cc @rem @thebeebs @fordie – Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones ah yes! That would explain why it came back on my new laptop – Mark Ford on twitter
@glennjones could possibly prevent that from happening by using OpenDNS' or Google's nameservers… – Matijs Brinkhuis on twitter