These are really funny, ut not really different from real Windows error messages. The one that aggravates me most is the "Are you sure?" when I go to delete something. OF COURSE I'M SURE!!
Ahahaha! That was very funny; I liked it a lot; very good job! I wonder how they edited the real error messages to make them look like that - must be Photoshop or something. Anyway, the moral of the story is, use Linux and not Windows - you get much fewer error messages with Linux and much less hassle. But, very nice job indeed!s
They are not real error messages...I know because I made them. Easy to create in Photoshop, which I then shared with a few friends who thought they would share them with everyone they knew - jerks. Let this be a lesson to everyone to be careful what you share.
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These are really funny, ut not really different from real Windows error messages. The one that aggravates me most is the "Are you sure?" when I go to delete something. OF COURSE I'M SURE!!
Ahahaha! That was very funny; I liked it a lot; very good job! I wonder how they edited the real error messages to make them look like that - must be Photoshop or something. Anyway, the moral of the story is, use Linux and not Windows - you get much fewer error messages with Linux and much less hassle. But, very nice job indeed!s
These aren't real messages and therefore not funny at al
Most of them look like they're from http://atom.smasher.org/error/
"Q276304 - Error Message: Your Password Must Be at Least 18770 Characters and Cannot Repeat Any of Your Previous 30689 Passwords"
A Real Microsoft Windows error message as reported by comp.risks 21.37
really funny. But i doubt their authentication
They are not real error messages...I know because I made them. Easy to create in Photoshop, which I then shared with a few friends who thought they would share them with everyone they knew - jerks. Let this be a lesson to everyone to be careful what you share.
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