Glitch Safari

6 years ago

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  1. J. Peterson says:
    6 years ago at 1:03 pm

  2. Will Scullin says:
    6 years ago at 9:34 pm

    All too familiar with this one https://www.flickr.com/photos/chris_sack/4855144688
  3. H Muffin says:
    6 years ago at 1:05 am

    Just came here to let you know that a Google search result for "Jamie Zawinski" now displays a picture of Joel Spolsky. Go figure how that happened.
  4. margaret says:
    6 years ago at 5:19 am

    Those are the encoded kill instructions for Uber's self-driving fleet. I've already said too much.
  5. robert_ says:
    6 years ago at 11:20 am

    How do you know that these so-called glitches are not actually alien civilisations trying to communicate with us? We just need to frame the data correctly and might end up with something like this:
  6. Mac Young says:
    6 years ago at 12:56 pm

    Hey, this reminds me. You should add the VMWare ESXi 4.x Purple Diagnostics Screen, or Purple Screen of Death if you will, to XScreenSaver.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMware_ESXi#Purple_diagnostic_screen
    Also, in the BSOD screesaver, the Guru Meditation in the Amiga looks funny, how the text is aligned, but I can live with it. More importantly, the Windows NT BSOD is getting cut off at the bottom. If you can make the font size smaller in that BSOD only, it'll be prefect.

    Here is a creenshot of what that PSOD looks like.
    • jwz says:
      6 years ago at 12:05 pm

      The more verbose VMware crash is already in there. As for the others, they look ok to me, so send me a source patch if you think they're off...

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