Matthew L found this funny screen on the side of a bus stop. CemUSA runs all of these and some of them have video screens embedded into them. Clearly J+K+8 didn’t agree with this one.
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In Boston they started putting computerized caps on Taxi cabs that cycle through news stories and whatnot, maybe 5 or 6 years ago, and I swear I’ve seen about a dozen of them over the years with various errors, between the standard teal windows background with a dialog box that says “Windows has encountered a fatal error *blahblahblah*” to a full-on BSOD. Makes me laugh every time. Ah, the memories…
Uh oh… They should have learned by now… E-Movix wouldn’t had that problem!
Read the screen — “DISK BOOT FAILURE”. That’s a dead hard drive, not a BSOD, which is btw B(lue). You want to blame Microsoft because moving parts are less reliable than solid state?