BSODs from around the world, from the wrist-job to public art For those of you who asked why there was no BSOD collection last week, the answer is simple: it was a holiday weekend in Australia. We hope this week's offerings make up for it. If you're running shy on fuel and in a hurry, this offering in California would leave you thankful that at least the gas station has more than one …
In some configurations, if the system doesn't find a bootable device, it drops into BIOS. I've managed a fleet of Dell desktops where our disk encryption software would sometimes obliterate the boot sector so we configured the machines to drop into BIOS so that we can have the user override the boot order and PXE boot to restore the previous night's backup of that machine.
I couldn't see two of the images, and I don't click twitlinks.
Seen the super low res images on the right? A sign that El Reg is hurting financially (even more?) since its dreadful changes, plus just including a link instead of the image saves storage space, saves money? Makes sense when you're down on your uppers. Too late for a subscription service, many of the good guys and girls have gone - reporters and 'tards.
Ashes to ashes, funk to funky .....
Thank you El Khaptain - it is NoScript's doing, the lowres image thing only started a couple of weeks or so ago, perhaps permissions got reset and I didn't realise.
Had my porridge with honey (from Shropshire) this morning thank you - still disappointed in direction El Reg has gone recently.
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