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Chocolate Caterpillar or Chocolate Teapot? Top up the disk space for Windows 10 to find out
Today's bit of signage silage is either Windows 10 protesting that it is not part of London's Oxford Street pedestrianization, or someone failing to heed an alert before the public is made all too aware that things aren't going well…
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A Register reader, Aaron Colwill, photographed a sign mounted outside the food‑hall entrance of a Marks & Spencer store on London’s Oxford Street. The sign, normally advertising treats, displayed a Windows 10‑style warning that the system was “not part of London’s Oxford Street pedestrianisation” and that disk space was running low. The odd message suggests either a protest by the operating system or a missed alert about storage issues. No further context or response from the store was provided.
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