I Believe In Lingonberries
by in Error'd on 2026-07-31I've never been a huge fan of their furniture but I will happily demolish a plate of meatballs.
Jan agrees "My loyalty to this Swedish megastore is immeasurable."
Error'd features fun error messages and other visual oddities from the world of IT.
I've never been a huge fan of their furniture but I will happily demolish a plate of meatballs.
Jan agrees "My loyalty to this Swedish megastore is immeasurable."
"Watch to the end", the scammers demand. In today's episode of Error'd, the end is a long time coming. But at least it's amusing. In the meantime, Amazon irked and/or terrified thousands of their customers last week by mailing out ridiculously inflated bills. It's been covered extensively elsewhere but why should we miss all the fun?
It was Willy who worried "Amazon prices seem to have crept up this month, finance are going to have something to say"
Sam suggests this Error'd indicates "Disney+ preparing the ground for usage-based billing." I'm intrigued by the idea that Disney might charge by the minute, but I suspect the reality is far more mundane.
Do you say "a FAQ" or "an eff eh cue"? Peter says eff eh cue I think.
"This is a test" Peter G. harrumphed testily. "Create an FAQ with exactly nine entries. Nine? Nine."
On the recurring transport beat, this week brings us a handful of wtfs relating to mass transit. Nothing private.
"Thank you for traveling with Deutsche Bahn" sneers Philipp H. bitterly, explaining "The German railroad company sadly is famous for often being late and also has lots of other issues. While booking my next trip I'm asked to pick my seats for the reservation. - Looks like they now stack seats on each other or on the table. - hopefully the seats facing the wall at least have a window there. - winning the jackpot lottery also seems more likely than understanding their seat numbering system."