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Public Windows errors are at least mildly amusing, but this one was particularly well placed, in the middle of Times Square on the Toys R Us marquee.
slurl.com/secondlife/Error/124/132/33
I saw this AM Radio's HUD with this location in Melponeme's stream:
El jueves y el viernes fueron dias perfectos. Redondos. Pude estrechar la mano de mi escritor favorito, y aunque me puse muy nerviosa y apenas pude balbucear un 'thank you' (y alguna cosita mas que no se si entendió por mi pronunciación de mierda), fue un cielo.
Se que puede parecer estúpido, pero conocer a una de las personas que mas admiro por como llegó a lo que es y que mas me han influido con sus libros es un sueño que tachar por fin de la lista.
(Sueño que he de decir, se ha cumplido muchÃsimo mas pronto de lo que esperaba y con muchas menos dificultades.)
YouTube has a very cool "We're down for maintenance" diagram...I like Flickr's "We're down for a massage" too...
Is it just me, or do others think that errors like this shouldn't be shown to the public? Both buttons asked for a 4digit pin (which I didn't have, but which I'm sure could have been shoulder surfed). I wonder what operator functions were available...
Well my luck with electronic gear continues. I swear every device I purchase has something go wrong with it :o). My 7D comes up with an "error 40" and refuses to turn on or do anything. Also don't do what I did and purchase these devices cheaply as the ensuing fight with the supplier is not fun.
I think it'll take a while before I'm up to full steam.
Happy sunday all and enjoy mother's day all the mums :o)
u-ziq...wheel of time | a memory of light
This is what happens when the first stage bootloader, in ROM, can't find the second stage (in NAND flash). In this case, it's because I desoldered the NAND flash chip :)
An error was found (passive). Candy Crush error - It's the beginning of the end. Eventually, like Restaurant City, the owners of Candy Crush will run out of money and close the game down. You have been told!
Los errores del pasado te castigaran cuando menos lo imagines. KARMA
Mistakes from your past will punish you when you dont expect them at all.
El error no fue pisar los chinches, fue haberlos dejado ahi... Analogia de la vida
How can this ever happen? Is a whole corporation so stupid that nobody at any point spotted it?
Mobile phone shot.
Windows error on gas station pump screen -- it says "the file or directory C://XPE_ROOT/system32 is corrupt and unreadable. Please run the Chkdsk utlity."
On 29th November 2010, in very low sunlight, I went to Upper Drive in Hove to photograph buses on the rare school-run routes which serve Cardinal Newman School, a large secondary school. There are six such services in the afternoon: one is merely an extension/diversion of the regular hourly route #52 to Woodingdean via Ovingdean, but the other five are unique:
- Route #49E to Lower Bevendean
- Route #73 to Whitehawk (advertised as School Bus instead of having a route number)
- Route #95 to Hangleton
- Route #95A to Downs Park
- Route #116 to Seaford
Here is one of the buses: PK02 RDX waiting in the southbound lane with the #49E. And look at the dot-matrix display for an awesome spelling error: the destination is rendered "Lower Bevedean"!
On Saturday the 4th of April five car Class 377/6 Electrostar 377620 was allocated in error to the 21:32 London Victoria to Portsmouth service and as a result was trapped in Portsmouth the next day due to engineering works whereupon it worked shuttles between Havant and Portsmouth Harbour.
On Monday the 6th of April it worked a full diagram starting from Portsmouth in the morning and mostly working fast portions of services via the Arun Valley to and from London Victoria which also saw it visit Southampton Central as well as Portsmouth.
Here it is seen about to depart Horsham heading south with the 1C20 13:02 London Victoria to Portsmouth Harbour service.