HTML considered harmful to airport terminals
February 17th, 2004An amusing glitch, and also quite revealing as to what technologies these guys use - though I suppose it makes sense for airport monitors to use something standard like HTML…
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February 18th, 2004 at 14:41:03
I saw a bank here in Singapore a few weeks ago that had a very large computer monitor that is normally showing a a ticker tape of stock prices, loan rates, and other banking telemetry. This time, however, it was showing 3′ x 2′ version of the ‘ScanDisk’ program from some ancient version of windows…