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Error'd features fun error messages and other visual oddities from the world of IT.
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An anonymous submission starts us off. Ordinarily we wouldn't repost from social media but this is just too delicious.
Shaun F noticed an outage.
"Maybe," Shaun writes, "they should use the Cloudflare Always Online service."
Two of today's ticklers require a little explanation, while the others require little.
Kicking things off this week, an anonymous reporter wants to keep their password secure by not divulging their identity. It won't work, that's exactly the same as my Twitch password. "Twitch seems to be split between thinking whether my KeePass password is strong or not," they wrote. Explanation: The red translates to "This password is too easy to guess", while the green 'Stark' translates as "you've chosen a very good password indeed."
... and gigs for free.
"Apple is magical," rhapsodizes music-lover Daniel W.
This week's installation of Error'd includes a few submissions which honestly don't seem all that WTFy. In particular, this first one from the unsurnamed Steve. I've included it solely so I can pedantically proclaim "24 is not between 1 and 24!" There is still a wtf here though. What is with this error message?
Insufficiently pedantic Steve humorlessly grumbles "Configuring data pruning on our Mirth Integration Engine. Mirth can do many things, just can't count up to 24."
Sep 21