Scaring people with fullScreen


When Flash Player 9 goes into full screen mode, it pops up a little security message that tells the user how to exit full screen mode. It appears as white text on a semi-transparent black background so it is generally always visible (which is good). Still, I wondered if it could be obscured.

The message is always on top, so it is impossible to draw over it. But what if we tried distracting the user from the actual security message?

Here’s a silly test:

This movie requires Flash Player 9

Of course, you can press Esc (or alt+tab to another window) to escape.

UPDATE: I have made the source code available, warts and all, under a ZLib licence. Share and enjoy :)

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Comment Number:
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Written by:
Paulius Uza
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 7:19 am

Bravo! Best use of FP9 fullscreen feature I’ve seen so far :)

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Written by:
Gaspy
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 8:07 am

This is too cruel :)
For bonus points, detect the platform and display the error message appropriately (the current bsod is from Win98 I think), imagine displaying a kernel panic for Linux and the equivalent for Mac.

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Written by:
oliver_l1
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 8:14 am

Nice.Can you provide the source ?

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Written by:
Mario Klingemann
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 8:55 am

Oh that’s nasty indeed - great idea! I think you could spice this up with a little bit of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu_moia-oVI

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Written by:
Felipe
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 10:29 am

you are right… it really confuses users.

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Written by:
D. Sookraj
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 11:46 am

heh, not bad. I honestly didn’t see the message the first time.

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Written by:
Joequincy
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 12:40 pm

Now I’m curious whether one can enter fullscreen automatically with flash… I am tempted to freak out my fiancee that way :P

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Brian
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 12:55 pm

Funny! The BSOD was a strange sight to see on my MBP.

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Matt
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 1:03 pm

Very nice!!

The first time i clicked your link i was looking for the message that told me how to exit full screen.
I couldn’t see it and I was looking for it… I’m sure that anyone not looking for it will get freaked!

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Brady
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 4:41 pm

It would be more effective if the distracters contained actual words and phrases, rather than just random letters.

Pretty sweet though :)

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Alex
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 5:02 pm

Source please!! THIS WAS GREAT!

Comment Number:
12
Written by:
bunnyhero
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 5:29 pm

Heh, thanks everyone :)

@Gaspy: Very astute! I grabbed the BSOD image from a Google image search. Platfrom-specific screens is a good idea.

@Mario: Haha that did cross my mind too :)

@Brady: Yeah, that thought occurred to me too, but I was already awake too late as it was ;)

I will be making the source available for anyone who wants to add stuff or just hack on it. The code is an embarrassing spaghetti mess, though!

EDIT: I’ve edited the original post with a link to the source code.

And I forgot to reply to @Joequincy: Flash full screen mode can only be triggered in response to a keypress, mouse click or menu selection.

Comment Number:
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Written by:
matt
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 6:29 pm

Thats hillarious! Great use of the bsod.

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Written by:
Edward Turtle
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 6:47 pm

Eeep! That’s cool. I haven’t seen that screen for a while now acutally. The blue screen on death.

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Written by:
Slodeine
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 6:57 pm

Unfortunately, the BSOD instructs the user to hit Ctrl+Alt+Del, which will snap them out of the full-screen. You could probably just edit the image text to say something else, though….

Comment Number:
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Written by:
PsionicFungus
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 7:58 pm

Jesus. Scared the crap outta me. I woulda went NUTS if I didn’t know it was a test.

Scanning my computer for the next week, hah.

Great!

Comment Number:
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Written by:
MNICY
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 8:18 pm

I lol’d because im using linux :P

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Written by:
Andrew
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 9:25 pm

Awesome idea. Only suggestion; hide the mouse on BSOD.

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Written by:
gmax
Posted on:
2008 May 10 at 11:33 pm

retarded

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Written by:
Travis
Posted on:
2008 May 11 at 12:25 am

I have not seen that - or any, come to think of it - crash message since I banished Windows into the VirtualBox on my Linux desktop.

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Written by:
asdf
Posted on:
2008 May 11 at 1:42 am

eh, font is off a bit, which is why i noticed the original msg at first, but otherwise its pure genious

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Werther
Posted on:
2008 May 11 at 4:58 am

I’m running on Linux, it was so strange to see a windows blue screen. lol

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Written by:
Harry Roberts
Posted on:
2008 May 11 at 6:41 am

Haha, that’s nasty. I love it.

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Written by:
TheRandom
Posted on:
2008 May 11 at 8:56 am

Its not long enough in animation, I still spotted it fairly easily.

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Written by:
phpscriptcoder
Posted on:
2008 May 11 at 6:34 pm

I didn’t see the actual warning message until the 2nd time I looked at it. Clever…

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Written by:
Charles A Morris
Posted on:
2008 May 11 at 11:39 pm

How about making the messages fade out in sync to the full screen exit message? I didn’t see the message until it started fading out, and I had time to read it.

Comment Number:
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Written by:
sumit
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 12:06 am

funny and wicked

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Written by:
adam
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 5:15 am

That was the funniest thing ever. Genius. Gaspy is right, display one for mac and linux too!

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Written by:
rampantheart
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 7:31 am

Hi, i came here from Su. Just stopped by to say kudos!

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Sava
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 9:08 am

This is just great. So … evil :)
I just saw it and I already pranked one of my friends with it.
Awesome job, looking forward to some updates for linux and mac :D

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31
Written by:
in-sanity
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 9:11 am

Loved it. I remembered when I was working at an Internet caffee and we had win ‘98, XP was just out on the market and I got tones of BOSD’s a day. Crappy times …that led to Linux fun times. Thanks again for the flashback.

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Written by:
Pete White
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 10:00 am

Great flash test.

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Written by:
Orca11
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 4:22 pm

That’s great… I had to run it several times before I could spot the message (and I’ll admit to thinking I’d been had at first… made me quite nervous when the bsd popped).

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Written by:
Gadget Boy
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 7:02 pm

hehehe

i love this “prank”
I will send it to my distribution group and wait for angry responses :)

Comment Number:
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Written by:
JeSTeR7
Posted on:
2008 May 12 at 8:40 pm

This is why I use the NoScript addon for Firefox. I only allow flash and java on websites that I approve.

I don’t leave my homepage without it :)

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Jonny Wonder
Posted on:
2008 May 13 at 2:58 pm

Wonderful way to play a trick on someone. Check out CoComment for some other useful developer’s tools…

Comment Number:
37
Written by:
my myself and I
Posted on:
2008 May 14 at 1:34 am

LOL! funny. evil.

as long as NO REAL DAMAGE happens..then it’s hilarious!!

Comment Number:
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Written by:
mitica
Posted on:
2008 May 16 at 3:10 am

Thank god i know some flash … nice one.

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Written by:
harry
Posted on:
2008 May 17 at 12:22 am

this is just too cool, it did scare me a bit coz i turned off my anti virus and i was using windows,hehe, nice work

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Written by:
Gostosa
Posted on:
2008 May 17 at 10:06 am

Not as believable when you have a Mac and it tells you there’s a Windows fatal error. I guess there probably are people who think Macs run on Windows, though…

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Written by:
Web Design
Posted on:
2008 May 18 at 6:03 pm

It should disable the cursor in the blue screen

Comment Number:
42
Written by:
Rocketbunny
Posted on:
2008 May 20 at 10:00 am

You shouldn’t do that! That just freaked me out. Yes, you may be making people aware but make sure they have their morning coffee or tea first.
Thank you for the info and the near pulsating beating in my chest.
I never should have clicked on it.

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Written by:
Web Design
Posted on:
2008 May 23 at 12:08 am

I can see how this could aggravate someone pretty easily lol. Nice use of flash, interesting.

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Written by:
Web Design
Posted on:
2008 May 24 at 11:59 am

lol, i almost hit control alt delete. Great post anyway.

Comment Number:
45
Written by:
NemoXP
Posted on:
2008 May 24 at 2:18 pm

It will be cooler with the mouse hidden :))
and if you can, make it start without having to click :D
send me a email with the source please
i have made the mouse hidden but i cannot do the fullscreen thing

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Ebony
Posted on:
2008 May 24 at 7:05 pm

To be honest, you need to disable right clicking, that kinda destroys the illusion.

Comment Number:
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Written by:
HaXiT
Posted on:
2008 May 24 at 8:11 pm

Funny thing. How can I get BSOD on Linux :S

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Ray
Posted on:
2008 May 30 at 11:57 pm

Impressive. The b* screen was an unexpected cool touch.

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Written by:
Jhonte
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 12:57 am

This is hilarious…but I’m running Slackware…OS detection would be killer XD

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Written by:
Babak
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 3:26 am

It was so cool dude !
Thanks a lot.

Comment Number:
51
Written by:
Justin Hernandez
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 4:20 am

Haha thanks for the laughs!

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Written by:
nerdd.net | news and opinion
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 4:44 am

How to scare the crap out of people who visit your website | nerdd.net…

\r\nThis would be the perfect prank if someone could hide the \"esc to exit full screen\"…

Comment Number:
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Written by:
kshitij
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 5:34 am

And here I was thinking switching to Ubuntu would rid me of the BSOD forever :)

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Ardi
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 6:50 am

LOL, i almost got panic…

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Written by:
John thomas
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 7:43 am

LOL, that is insane. I sent my wife a link to her laptop and she almost lsot it! LMAO, too funny.

JJ
http://www.Ultimate-Anonymity.com

Comment Number:
56
Written by:
George Bob
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 10:41 am

That was cool. What you should do is detect the native OS the user has and customize the BSoD. Then you could freak out us OSX users a bit more. :)

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Earthman Xosha Rosp
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 2:00 pm

I think it’s work better if the jumbled backparts were also english - the way we view things, we look for recognisable patterns in things like that, making “press ESC to exit” stand out as the only pattern on screen that we can make sense of - if people were so busy reading all the other messages, odds that they note the exit prompt are smaller.

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AviDardik.com » Blog Archive » How to scare the crap out of people with a link
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 2:05 pm

[...] bunnyhero used Flash Player 9 that goes into full screen mode to develop a pretty cool scary effect. [...]

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Noam Samuel
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 3:38 pm

Nice, but not perfect. The fade-out gives away the real message.

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Written by:
8 » Scare your visitors
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 5:05 pm

[...] http://www.bunnyhero.org/2008/05/10/…th-fullscreen/ [...]

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Dale Hay
Posted on:
2008 May 31 at 5:14 pm

That’s brilliant. Only thing better would be if you could hide the mouse too. :D

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Written by:
Vesa
Posted on:
2008 June 1 at 5:50 am

Huh, that BSOD scared me off . Nice job man. :)

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Written by:
links for 2008-06-01 | hxf148
Posted on:
2008 June 1 at 6:31 am

[...] bunnyhero dev » Scaring people with fullScreen [...]

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Written by:
links for 2008-06-01 « Brent Sordyl’s Blog
Posted on:
2008 June 1 at 10:33 am

[...] bunnyhero dev » Scaring people with fullScreen When Flash Player 9 goes into full screen mode, it pops up a little security message that tells the user how to exit full screen mode. Still, I wondered if it could be obscured. (tags: humor) [...]

Comment Number:
65
Written by:
Galo
Posted on:
2008 June 1 at 8:38 pm

Nice :D I bet some ppl WILL hit CTRL-ALT-DEL when they see this.

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Genius
Posted on:
2008 June 1 at 9:19 pm

Oh! I watched it a couple of times and I didn’t notice the Full Screen message!

This is great!! pretty funny!

Comment Number:
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Written by:
damunzy
Posted on:
2008 June 1 at 9:26 pm

Nice job. Took me 20 times before I saw the notice about hitting ESC.

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Written by:
Michael O'Connor Clarke
Posted on:
2008 June 1 at 10:53 pm

Oh, that is just evil. Brilliant… but nicely evil. You deserve to be hired by some giant marketing machine, to wreak your havoc on a broader, unsuspecting public. Bravo!

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Lainie
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 12:30 am

i nearly screamed at the BSOD - shoulda read the comments.

hah. good one. couldn’t be more obvious i’m not hard at work when i should be

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Rick
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 2:37 am

“Were no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I…”

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Written by:
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Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 4:13 am

[...] bunnyhero devの人が作った、ギョっとするフラッシュ。 [...]

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Nik Chankov
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 5:30 am

Nice post, I really don’t like the full screen movies and animations on the site especially if I don’t request them by my self.

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73
Written by:
PaulRay
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 7:33 am

Cool!! I actually got to see a BSD on my Linux Box! I LAWLD

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Written by:
Larry Kless
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 3:55 pm

Oh you are bad… and brilliant!

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Written by:
Zim
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 4:57 pm

Very nice example. Well done!

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Written by:
links for 2008-06-02 « toonz
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 7:31 pm

[...] bunnyhero dev » Scaring people with fullScreen (tags: flash funny prank) [...]

Comment Number:
77
Written by:
Matt
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 8:00 pm

Haha, I’m so tempted to send that to my brother that knows nothing about computers and is having all sorts of problems.

Comment Number:
78
Written by:
Brian Enigma
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 8:26 pm

Oddly, with Flash 9.0 r115 on Linux with Firefox 3, I don’t get any sort of hovering or popup message telling me how to exit full-screen.

The BSOD is nice, though.

Comment Number:
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Written by:
Alan
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 8:51 pm

One thing you could also do is to fade out all of the fake text boxes at the same time that Flash’s message fades away, to obscure it then as well.

Comment Number:
80
Written by:
Jesse Wilson
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 8:54 pm

“Press any key to restart the computer” would be the best error message, since that’ll scare ‘em out of hitting ESC.

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Written by:
Teevio
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 9:13 pm

Simply, gloriously, amazing!

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Written by:
Miko
Posted on:
2008 June 2 at 11:12 pm

wow! BSOD on my mac!

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Written by:
Richard
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 12:17 am

@Brady: Wrong. If the messages were readable, you would focus on that section of the screen.

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Written by:
dalton
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 12:52 am

soo i have a question how do you share it well with the sorce code and everything i was wondering how to make it a clickable link and whatnot

Comment Number:
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Written by:
John
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 2:12 am

Just fiddling with the source,
the message boxes look much more like the real one without any effects, and if you use bitmap fonts rather than anti-aliased ones.

Just another thought, can you simulate key presses/mouse clicks with javascript?

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86
Written by:
John
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 2:17 am

Oh yeah, one thing for people who want to hide the mouse.

Just add Mouse.hide(); to the top of the blueScreen function.

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Posted on:
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Written by:
Sebhelyesfarku
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 4:46 am

What a moron.

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Written by:
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2008 June 3 at 4:52 am

[...] Schaut euch das mal an, und wenn auf der Seite, klickt auf den blauen ‘click here’ link.. Genial. Tolle Idee um Leute komplett zu verwirren. Hach. [...]

Comment Number:
90
Written by:
Owen
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 6:35 am

*chuckle* .. loved it! Must leave this on my screen when i go out for lunch ;)

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Written by:
Aalaap Ghag
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 6:47 am

I agree with #1.. best use of full screen EVAR!!

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Written by:
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Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 8:31 am

Type your comment here.
ula bılgısayar coktu sandım bu ne ya odum bokuma karıstıı

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93
Written by:
Sean O
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 8:51 am

Read At Work
http://www.readatwork.com/
employs a similar, albeit less menacing, tactic.

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Written by:
felstatsu
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 10:05 am

Heh, certainly distracting and very amusing as well. Not sure it’s quite enough to exploit people using flash to replace their desktop just yet though. If there were a way to disrupt video output long enough for the video to load as full screen and have the warning go away it would have some serious attack potential though.

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2008 June 3 at 10:59 am

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Written by:
Pecos Bill
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 11:46 am

PRICELESS!

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Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 12:40 pm

[...] flash, blue screen of death, wnidows, xp I think this has to be the best use of Adobe Flash ever. Trick your friends into think they’ve been hacked. [...]

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Written by:
James
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 1:36 pm

Took me three tries to spot it. Even then, it was only because the box faded away. If you really want to be nasty, make all those boxes fade away at the same time. >:-D

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100
Written by:
Follower
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 1:38 pm

I also smiled as the BSOD came up on my Mac’s screen. To everyone saying it could be made platform-specific: Mac OS X’s “kernel panic” screen is a message about restarting overlaid on a dimmed and darkened view of the existing screen — that is, windows and apps that were in use up until the moment of death are still visible under the error message. This strikes me as being hard to fake, unless you managed to get Flash 9 to do a screen grab. (Not just of the browser window, but of the entire contents of the monitor.)

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Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 2:38 pm

[...] La versión 9 del Flash Player permitió incoporara la opción “fullScreen” de Flash directo en el navegador, de este modo uno puede ver a pantalla completa cualquier sitio web. Cuando uno activa esta opción el plugin muestra un mensaje que te indica que oprimas la tecla “esc”, el detalle es que apenas está visible, así que se pueden hacer cosas divertidas aprovechándose de esta característica. Si quieres tener un poco de diversión y bajar el código oprime aquí. [...]

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Posted on:
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103
Written by:
przxqgl
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 3:47 pm

my friend, Fred McLain once created an activex plugin called “exploder” that did a clean shutdown of your computer (still does, if you’re running W95 and IE3)… micro$oft was none too pleased about it, i can tell you.

i find that your flash thingie is a lot more amusing if you’re not running windoesn’t… 8)

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2008 June 3 at 4:25 pm

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Written by:
Blaine
Posted on:
2008 June 3 at 9:35 pm

It would work better if, instead of having random letters, you displayed the same text but with other keys, eg. Shift, Delete, etc.

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Posted on:
2008 June 4 at 3:31 am

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Written by:
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Posted on:
2008 June 4 at 4:09 am

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109
Written by:
Tal
Posted on:
2008 June 4 at 10:37 am

Well didn’t bother me to much as I read the comments and knew what was about to happen. Not to mention I run linux too.
But one thing I am surprised hasn’t come up already. Multiple monitor setups, now correct me if I am wrong, been a while since using windoze and longer since a bsod, but wouldn’t that take down both monitors and not just one. Dead giveaway…

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Written by:
Ed
Posted on:
2008 June 4 at 12:27 pm

Unfortunatly, the existance of a cursor on the BSOD gave it away that this was not a true BSOD. To fake a real BSOD, you need to erase the mouse cursor….
Ed

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111
Written by:
el n00b
Posted on:
2008 June 4 at 6:08 pm

awesome, i can see the flash one more time!!

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112
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Posted on:
2008 June 4 at 9:03 pm

[...] Fonte: bunnyhero dev [...]

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113
Written by:
Shaka
Posted on:
2008 June 4 at 9:30 pm

Wow~ too handsome! All my friends and me cried!

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114
Written by:
mtheory
Posted on:
2008 June 5 at 3:53 am

I couldn’t be bothered to read every comment in case this has been said before, but it doesn’t fool you if you have dual screen, as it only works on the primary monitor thus giving itself away.

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115
Written by:
Marcus
Posted on:
2008 June 6 at 11:56 am

Not as effective with dual monitor. Might want to update the code to deal with dual monitor situations :-D

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116
Written by:
jeff az
Posted on:
2008 June 7 at 4:30 pm

LOL Im on linux and still nearly pissed myself.

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117
Written by:
tgood
Posted on:
2008 June 9 at 10:59 am

This is great. I want to prank some friends with this but have no clue how. Can someone set this up on an innocent looking website? Post the link here and then I’ll send everyone I know to it.

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118
Written by:
sir jorge
Posted on:
2008 June 9 at 7:57 pm

that truly is the best i’ve seen in a long time.

Comment Number:
119
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Hecgo.com » Recordando un clásico: "The blue screen of death"
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2008 June 11 at 12:05 am

[...] http://www.bunnyhero.org/2008/05/10/scaring-people-with-fullscreen/ hecgo | Curiosidades | Trackback | RSS Feed [...]

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120
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lzk
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2008 June 11 at 10:07 am

How embbed this to blog?

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121
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magrolino» Blog Archive » geotagging photos with a gps tracker
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2008 June 16 at 1:03 am

[...] just stumbled upon something funny/crazy about flash movies running in fullscreen. [...]

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122
Written by:
Sean
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2008 June 25 at 2:53 pm

do you have like a link i can post somewhere that will lead them to this?

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123
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Dr. Wingnut » Waste time
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2008 June 30 at 1:03 am

[...] geek test v.3.1Animation about procrastinationStrange McDonald’s imageryBacon flossGo here and click on “click here” after you read the instructions Charlie Todd launches Urban [...]

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124
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A little blue screen for everyone | LaRive
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2008 July 3 at 8:08 am

[...] The blue screen is back, brought you by Adobe! Ok not exactly by Adobe. It’s done by this guy. [...]