Is the Space Station running Windows?

HOUSTON (Reuters) - Spacewalking astronauts aim to repair a damaged thermal blanket on the space shuttle Atlantis on Friday as U.S. and Russian controllers struggle with a worrying computer failure on the International Space Station.


I wonder how old the hardware is up there? Scarey business.

Gives the expression "Blue screen of death" a whole new dimension.

Yep. "Icey Blue Screen of Death."

In Space, no one can hear you reBoot.

airlock.exe has encountered a fatal error...

I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that ... :eek:

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Perfect way to start my weekend, lmao. Bye all, thanks for the laughs and the help today! (blows kisses)

Enjoy yourself...keep bein' you... . . .

A F U error

"I don't wanna be a dick or nothin', but your chart says you're all fucked up. Your shit's all retarded and you talk like a fag." - Idiocracy

Beestie;355301 wrote:

Gives the expression "Blue screen of death" a whole new dimension.

It's old Russian stuff, probably with its roots in the Soviet era.

Therefore: Red Screen Of Death. Or possibly the Iron Curtain Of Death. (redundant?)

So long and thanks for all the fish.

I think I read or saw something that indicated that NASA was still using DOS.

Perhaps not ... Penguins in Space?

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