Where and what is this usually?
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I litterly built that place, we erected the steel. I did my job, don't know about the electricians though 😂😂😂
That wouldn't be an electrician's fault. This is an error in windows. Realistically it would prob be the fault of some unknown programmer
Sorry, but you can't know that. A bluescreen is often caused by hardware errors, like faulty RAM modules and so on. In theory this could absolutely be caused by an unstable energy supply that could be the fault of an electrician. I am not saying that this is likely, but we cannot know.
Is this a shoop or did this actually happen?
I am having a hard time reasoning why companies use windows for such things. Sure it's convenient and has a great (size, not that the economy is good) economy. But the OS is bs when it comes to stability.
My lifetime goal has been to speed run Super Metroid on the biggest screens possible... Anybody want to hook me up?
Thumbnail looks exactly like Neptune
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