Epic Olympic Fail
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LOL!!! Epic Fail indeed that was.
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XD another reason why the olympics fail XD.
I'm sorry, I've been watching this on HDTV on directv, and I haven't seen anything like this in the olympics.
Like another said too, the words would be in chinese. I've had my brother in law's machine BSOD, and it was in japanese (He's a japanese soldier).
I mean seriously, during my Windows 95 and 98 days I saw so many BSOD's I could see one a mile away.
Like another said too, the words would be in chinese. I've had my brother in law's machine BSOD, and it was in japanese (He's a japanese soldier).
I mean seriously, during my Windows 95 and 98 days I saw so many BSOD's I could see one a mile away.
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To quote a commenter at the Gizmodo site (emphasis mine):
Just because the computer is in china doesn't necessarily mean that they are going to be using Chinese market versions of Windows. They could be using an English market edition with Chinese language packs. No matter, whether it's true or not, it's still funny.
cirby at 12:35 PM on 08/11/08
CONFIRMED: I found it on my HD DVR recording of the Opening Ceremonies. Angle and color are correct. It's a blue-white smudge on the ceiling at about 4 hours and 24 minutes into the NBC broadcast version. Right after the torch lighting, they have a shot with some women in red dresses, holding flags. It's right above the white flag.
If you saw the ceremonies live and didn't notice it, it's because some tech switched to the backup in less than a second.
CONFIRMED: I found it on my HD DVR recording of the Opening Ceremonies. Angle and color are correct. It's a blue-white smudge on the ceiling at about 4 hours and 24 minutes into the NBC broadcast version. Right after the torch lighting, they have a shot with some women in red dresses, holding flags. It's right above the white flag.
If you saw the ceremonies live and didn't notice it, it's because some tech switched to the backup in less than a second.
Just because the computer is in china doesn't necessarily mean that they are going to be using Chinese market versions of Windows. They could be using an English market edition with Chinese language packs. No matter, whether it's true or not, it's still funny.
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I'm pretty sure I saw that.. I don't have a PVR, but I freaked. I said, "hey, damn, that was the BSOD on the ceiling there!" And my parents just said "naw, it couldn't be"...
I knew it!
I knew it!
