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The Artist Formerly Known As Prince Charles aka Vegibagger vandalises Longridge Fell Trig Pillar and makes an obvious error. Charles spend over ten minutes picking the masking tape of the stencil, but instead of recording 4561 he gets 45161 in error.
Esta vez no fue uno, ni dos... sino ¡tres errores en un solo articulo!
Gracias a un buen amigo (Aficionado a FlightSimulator) quien me dio estos datos tan eructitos.
"An error occurred. Would you like to review the error log? [Yes] [No]"
The front of this Howard St Building in San Francisco has been completely
"wrapped" in advertising for Sun's Java One conference.
Except for this one window, which normally displays slides that are supposed
to blend in with the rest of the advertisement (but are just as pointless - tag
clouds of too many words the ad agency didn't want to bother understanding,
that kind of thing).
The irony of having Sun advertise its Java product using a flash application
running on a PC is somehow not completely canceled by the fact that the
flash application periodically, and visibly, crashes.
Bizarre failure condition on entire bank of Continental departure monitors. I've seen pictures aplenty of airport departure screens showing Windows error messages; these appear to be pre-Windows.
This is the largest amount of Die Clash I've seen on a Dime. It covers about 40% fo the front and back. Note: This error is also a "MAD" error or misaligned die. The obverse die was offset. the reverse die is in the correct possition.
Dos errores en una sóla palabra: "proivido". Primero se dejaron la H
intercalada y luego pusieron una V en lugar de una B.
Two errors in just one word: "proivido". First they left an H between two vowels and then they used a V instead of a B.