Profile doesn't load (doesn't exist?) since website redesign, page 1

Since the website redesign (at least i think it is, i was on vacation when the redesigned website was launched) i have been unable to load my profile page ( https://tribalmixes.com/userdetails.php?id=84867 ). IE, Chrome and firefox all give me the "404 Not Found" error, which should mean that either my profile page doesn't exist or i can't access it.
Any other page on the website works perfectly, i can load other profiles like normal, just not my own.

It's not something i realy absolutely need because i can see all other information in the left bar above the page (only thing i can't find anywhere is my immortal ratio) but i still would like to see this solved, or at least know what the problem is.

[EDIT] By posting this i found that i can see my immortal ratio, next to my forum posts :) Still would like to know what's wrong though.

it's nothing of site's fault, well, something.. we've set up site pages to be handled by mega fast nginx (something similar to well known apache), but this is how it handles non-responsive pictures on the page - it simply puts the whole page as 404 not found, while lighttpd (used to have it before the changes) or apache would display the whole page with only picture missing. it's not the site's programming, nothing important was changed on userdetails page so far, but it's the software that provides pages to users, thus it'll be a different story...

ps. i have removed your avatar and your signature pictures, since both were pointing to a non-responsive site, now your personal-user-profile page loads in a blink.

My server went offline a month ago and haven't had the time to get it up again, didn't know it would get the whole page down.

Thanks for the help :)

well, it's only your page, so ... =)

ps. i figured out why that happens, it's not nginx, it has nothing to do with it, i was tripping when i said that, but it has to do with the way pages are sent from server to end-user's computer's internet browser, thus it is fixable. while i'm not saying it will be fixed completely (because i cannot fix your server's absence, same i won't be able to "fix" any other picture's physical absence at the address/url that it was remembered as 2-3 years ago - pictures tend to disappear), i can say that partially this will be fixed, in a way that page will start showing up, but won't load 100%, since there's a problem... well, we're working on it...