A 404 error indicates that the server cannot find the requested resource, possibly due to a broken link or removed content.
You can try checking the URL for errors, use the website's search feature, or return to the homepage to find the relevant content.
No, a 404 error is unrelated to your internet connection; it is a server-side issue indicating a missing resource.
Nginx is a web server software that hosts web content; in a 404 error message, it indicates the server type reporting the error.
It's possible that the content is gone, but you can contact the website administrator to inquire further or check online archives for past versions of the page.