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I have forgotten what station it was to have found this. I have seen a cash register could happen before in some department store.
On July 27, 2014 in Seoul.
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これを見つけたのがどこの駅だったか、忘れてしまいました。 以前どこかのデパートでレジがこうなっているのを見たことがあります。
2014年7月27日、ソウルにて。
It's that bokeh window again, my favorite - no, really? - background.
For this make-up shoot, I wanted a profile shot as well as a mirror shot (below, in first comment).
© 2011 Karin E. Lips
I appreciate your comments and faves, so much, but please refrain from posting group invites and/or images. And please, knock it off with the flickriver comments. This is not your photostream.
Thank you!
This is off the PA 18 exit on US 22. Turning right will take you to Key Bank (formerly First Niagara) Pavilion. The real US 18 stops slightly short of here in Milwaukee, WI.
“Prime” Example Of Software Bugs Swapping “SALT” & Peppered With Errors, You Could Die Laughing — IMRAN®
As an engineer—especially one who wrote software early in life—I understand how complex systems can misfire. Most bugs are benign. But when a global company like Amazon, serving tens of millions daily, slips up this obviously… it’s a Prime example of how even polished platforms can serve the wrong spice.
I was trying to learn more about Minamata—a poignant, painful tale of mercury poisoning and corporate denial. Instead, the preview and metadata gave me SALT, Angelina Jolie’s sleek spy thriller. Different continent. Different tone. Different universe. But hey, they both kick off with trauma.
So here we are: Minamata—a film about invisible mercury silently poisoning lives—swapped with SALT, served cold with espionage and high-octane stunts. A digital bug so simple it’s funny… until you realize how easily bad data can swap identities, finances, even medical history.
Amazon probably employs better engineers than most government or legacy banking systems. But imagine the wrong code cross-wiring your tax return with someone else’s criminal record. Now the mercury’s rising. And the heat in the AI kitchen? It’s ghost-pepper hot.
Sure, too much salt can raise your blood pressure. Mercury? That’s not seasoning—it’s neurological sabotage. One makes your doctor frown. The other makes your neurons forget how to function.
And now, as corporations lay off human programmers in favor of AI agents still learning to tie their digital shoelaces, who do you call when SALT turns into Minimatter or Minamata becomes Mini-Meta?
And in a time when treaties once forged to protect humanity—from nuclear annihilation to environmental collapse—are being quietly unraveled, it’s worth remembering that the original SALT treaty wasn’t just about missiles. The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks were a Cold War milestone, a rare moment when superpowers agreed to slow the MAD race toward mutually assured destruction. SALT was a treaty born of fear, restraint, and the fragile hope that diplomacy could outpace escalation.
Now, when even that legacy is fading into footnotes, it’s no surprise that SALT is known not as a strategic safeguard, but as a streaming movie suggestion. A salty treat, served up by flawed metadata, peppered with bugs, and hard to swallow — but entertaining!
Pass the Pepper? More mercury? No, thanks. But I’ll take a double dose of SALT—at least Angelina knows how to raise my blood pressure in a good way.
© 2025 IMRAN®
slurl.com/secondlife/Error/201/192/21
thanks to lem skall for this slurl & his stream
what a great build! by GutterBlood Spoonhammer
Well, one learns by one's mistakes. This one dates from February 2012, when I'd been processing my own film for about six months. What happened was that I put the film reel on its spindle ...by feel, inside the dark bag of course... and it lodged in the groove for 127 film. Inside the tank, therefore, the reel was not resting on the bottom, but was part way up the spindle and not wholly immersed in the developer. This produced the light band at the bottom and the "melting" effect at the top, presumably caused by run-off from the sprocket holes after inversions. Though it was produced by an error, I think the appearance of the sky has a certain beauty, resulting as it does from the nature of the process. The plume of steam came from the Wissington sugar factory, though the factory itself is lost to view in the mist.
Confieso que nunca había visto este mensaje, debe ser uno de los planes de instigación al magnicidio orquestados por la CIA
METX 404, one of Metra's many MP36PH-3S locomotives, leads an outbound train through Elmwood Park, IL during a golden light rush hour.
My d800 is either getting old or getting incresingly creative on its own.
© Andy Brandl (2018) // PhotonMix Photography
--> Andy Brandl @ Robert Harding
A diesel and a Stream Engine will not fit onto the turntable together.
A Shunting error.
Embarrassing when you have around 40 people watching from all sides.
A large O Gauge layout at York (UK) Model Railway Show 2016.
Part of the 27 road Laramie Shed (USA) is modelled with good detail and superb slow speed running of the models.
paste-up.
the funny thing is that couple month after i pasted this up the
council decided to destroy this bus-shelter and built a new...
so eventually they deleted the 'tag folder' :D
Came out of a new sealed set. This error is a hot release. It was pushed out of the mold before it could cool, there is a punch point on the one stud where it was pushed from the mold!
Sevilla, 2018
#ERROR_407: Aquelas fotos que achei que iam ficar de um jeito, mas... bem, ficaram de outro, desfocadas, tremidas, fora do enquadramento, deram errado, mas mesmo assim gosto delas.
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Tu peor error fue herirme y no matarme de una vez...
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Tu peor error fue herirme y no matarme de una vez...
Veneno es Antídoto(s.o.s) - Division Minuscula(8)
Window's error on flight information in Johannesburg, South Africa airport near the food court. (Note: this was one of the primary arrival displays in the main terminal.)
I did this in jest but you may be wondering what the heck this has to do with Hubble. Rarely, tracking errors occur and instead of stars, a bunch of streaks appear. There is a better explanation here, on page 8
Earlier today I read that PDF and then today while I was searching the HLA, I came across a few exposures with that very error. I thought it looked a little like a Pollock painting.
Anyway, it's sure to disgust anyone who was expecting a nice galaxy to look at. You're welcome. ;)
Oh yeah,
HST_10775_29_ACS_WFC_F606W_03_sci
HST_10775_ab_ACS_WFC_F814W_03_sci
HST_10775_ab_ACS_WFC_F814W_05_sci
Because I bet you want to try it yourself! Ha
What am I thinking?
#ERROR - Isla Set NEW The Warehouse Sale Event Opening Date: August 23rd 2026
Event Closing Date: September 18th 2026 maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Rotten/127/141/23
Set Include's - Bodysuit | Net | Belt - All One Piece | Alpha for Ebody - Legacy/Perky - Waifu
Fatpack Include's - 20 Colour's | Bodysuit/Net/Belt/Clip Mix & Match
Size's - Reborn | Legacy | Perky | Waifu
Main Store - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Crystal%20Isle/111/128/61 #ERROR
Stealthic - Cure Hair NEW Lewd Station Event Opening Date: August 20th 2026
Event Closing Date: September 15th 2026 maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Lewd%20Station/121/12/89
Fatpack Include's - 180 Colour Variation's Everything | Primary | Secondary | Roots | 2 Style's
Size's - Small & Large Head
Main Store - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Rapture/155/129/22 Stealthic Hair Cece Clover
K&S - // Mirror Play. Backdrop & K&S - // Lane. Bento Poses NEW Lewd Station Event Opening Date: August 20th 2026
Event Closing Date: September 15th 2026 maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Lewd%20Station/121/12/89
Main Store - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nisha/130/76/24 Katya Salty
closeup of iPLUS kiosk ASP error message (outside Tate Modern, Bankside, London, UK)
back to full screen
This is my most viewed photo. (The full screen view is second).
I've always wanted to take pictures of crashed public computers as I have seen so many of them, but didn't have a digital camera. Now that I do, I hope I get just as many chances to capture them.