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@failed-digital-signage
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I rather not...
Apparently need a boot drive to run your signage.
Test screen-as-service
Lufthansa's Senator Lounge at MUC. They're using something called AM3. Er. Trying to use.
Oh noes. Windows has computer. That can't end well.
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Oh-oh. The end is near.
One Canada Square, Canary Wharf, this morning. Worrying. pic.twitter.com/4ZQZkixFK0
— Roddy Campbell (@Roddy_Campbell) July 5, 2016
Nice touch
hahahahahahahahahahahaha pic.twitter.com/i8MZRZNa3M
— Internet of Shit (@internetofshit) June 4, 2016
While not digital signage per se, but it seems like we're not free from poor software choices even on the threadmill at YMCA.
“Global Page Error” at Emirates Air-line in North Greenwich. Apparently they’re struggling with some XML parsing.
Well, they're forced to parse dated XML, so who can blame them. Oh wait, they appear to be using C#....I rest my case.
Remember that time you missed the Clipper going to "LAN IP: XXX.XXX.XXX.200" with a connection in "IP:XXX.XXX.XXX.130"?
Natwest is using some rock solid digital signage powered by V-Flow Player and Windows.
Champs Elysées tube stations is showcasing an impressive art installation of a crashed Windows 7 box.
Hey EE, the 90s called. They want their Flash assets back.