Microsofts Windows and IE browsers are the entry-level systems for many peoples computers and the Internet, and they have lived up to expectations. During our stumbling growth years, they have helped us accumulate a lot of memories about crashes and error messages. Learn and grow from your mistakes together with everyone, and stand up again from your falls. Microsoft recently announced that it will gradually stop supporting IE 11 (Internet Explorer 11) starting from November 30 this year. After August 7 next year, IE will retire and Microsoft Edge will take over. After the news came out, Error Playing Cards, a playing card based on the common error message window of IE, immediately became popular. It seems to have a meaning of remembering and paying tribute to youth. I just wonder, will everyone get used to the experience without so many error messages?
Japanese game company MONYA has launched Error Playing Cards to address the most common error messages when using Internet Explorer in the Windows XP era, which should help everyone save these memories. The faces of these playing cards use fifty-four classics such as "The page not Found", "The payment is required to view the data", "The required resource could not be found", "The request is too large" The error message matches the four suits of playing cards and the blue window marked Error 401 to 413. The blue window is deliberately chosen for the ghost cards.The crash screen with white text on the background, and seeing all these errors lined up on the table, I don’t know whether Microsoft’s engineers want to dig holes to bury these black histories, or whether consumers want to compare them with Microsoft Edge. Is it more unstable?
Error Playing Cards are priced at 2,500 yen. It is highly recommended that you buy them and play with them to see who can look at so many error messages without changing their expression~
