Public Blue Screens Of Death

Can't remember where this was as it is a old photo, possibly a bank

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.today/post/4080156

This exhibit has been in place for a while, I'm guessing they had to replace the computer for some reason.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/5891959

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/8036393

Saw this on a drive through. Did a double take when I realized it was a Gnome desktop!

From Mastodon.

Windows 10 troubleshooting options, as blue as the river Weser.

Can I get uhhhhh... Intel Boot Agent with mayonnaise, please?

I saw it working earlier, but it broke. Probably because of the rain.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/7159621

Seen on car park ticket machine. Display was all kinds of messed up and changed rapidly

Here's a GIF (FLASHING LIGHTS):

For some reason i couldn't hold my phone steady back then .-.

Not a great photo, sorry!

Spring 2018. First time visiting Ireland and Northern Ireland. Love both!

I guess mall is a bit of a stretch because it was only a supermarket, a pharmacy and if I remember correctly a shop with cheap jewelry. Also a woman approached me about an election where the issue of abortion played a big role. She wanted me to sign a petition - I think. Anyway, this is also the first time I encountered a complete blue screen in public, not just a pop up.

At Paddington station at the Elizabeth line

Image description:

A memory test screen that claims the test passed with no errors, while somehow the display itself has at least three errors on it.

The issue turned out to be bad capacitors.

Found in a tech store. This pop-up was on every single monitor that they had on display

Well, it‘s kinda blue, ain‘t it?