Some the spoof dialogs are similar to real life error messages
Thank you Microsoft for the detailed error message. posted by birdherder at 7:29 PM on March 3, 2003
Pity that the exhibition's already closed; I'd certainly want to go see it. And yes, I think the "infringement series" is only a slight exaggeration of the future that our coporate overlords want to impose on us. posted by Zonker at 7:39 PM on March 3, 2003
Thank you Microsoft for the detailed error message.
Nothing begets head explosion quite like:
"An error occurred because an error occurred." posted by machaus at 7:54 PM on March 3, 2003
Awesomely osss!
Moms everywhere will love this. posted by crasspastor at 8:19 PM on March 3, 2003
It raises the question, where would you like to go today? I just hope we learn to think different before this becomes the choice of a new generation. So please, reach out and touch someone. posted by condour75 at 8:44 PM on March 3, 2003
Armitage: Fair Use Defense radio buttons should be checkboxes.
You beat me to it. Rigor, please!
Still, very good link, thanks. posted by qbert72 at 8:54 PM on March 3, 2003
Let me pick one more nit, if you will. On Windows, the Default button of a dialog box is the leftmost button, whereas on the Mac it's the rightmost. (Yes, this is very stupid.)
Sometimes, the default button is rightly placed on both platforms, but the labels don't follow, therefore changing the default option, and the piece's meaning at the same time. At other times, the default button is placed at right in Windows, in an ill attempt to keep the default option the same. The artist should have moved the default label from right (Mac) to left (Windows), and kept the proper default button placement for each platform.
Still, these are very funny. I like the wallpaper variety, it's a nice touch.
None of these comes close to jodi's amazing computing experiences, as far as I'm concerned. WARNING: preceding link contains extreme popups! posted by qbert72 at 9:32 PM on March 3, 2003
posted by mathowie at 7:06 PM on March 3, 2003