Mark Berry September 12, 2009
Racing through the Colorado Springs (COS) airport yesterday, I just had to stop and snap this picture of the Arrivals screen:
Sure enough, a common Windows error:
Fortunately I was not trying to check the 4:10pm arrivals!
Another blogger caught this error and an actual BSOD in Bangkok:
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Funny! Somehow I find amusing the unlikely places you can find Windows running… Even somewhat “critical” systems. Not that Windows stability hasn’t improved significantly. This reminded me of a sound I sometimes hear on a local radio station. While I haven’t conclusively identified it, it certainly sounds like the default sound used for Windows Explorer’s Start Navigation event. Ick!
You don’t see that every day, Microsoft and Google are everywhere