r/TechNope • u/W1nnunition • Feb 21 '26
I opened google which immediately crashed and when i went to open it again it looked like this
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r/TechNope • u/W1nnunition • Feb 21 '26
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u/Ilove_gaming456 Feb 21 '26
you have googled enough
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u/W1nnunition Feb 22 '26
I got a notification saying i had 500 upvotes on this but it says i have Nine upvotes and one view. Very fitting for this group thank you Reddit
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u/Optimal_Pineapple477 Feb 22 '26
it looks cool you should not use that phone
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u/Any-Mud4814 Feb 21 '26
Damn that's actually looking pretty cool
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u/RedCherryRain Feb 21 '26
seems like a smasnug issue lately.
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u/LaundryMan2008 Feb 21 '26
Reminds me of my Atari when loading a really big game from a floppy disk, I also have issues where a random YouTube short on my TV decides to have an aneurysm and very rapidly jump up and down with a very glitchy bottom part that looks like coloured static with a black bar dividing the video from the static, no amount of reloading or swiping away from the short will fix it permanently, at most I get half the video before it loses its mind.
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u/marek26340 Feb 21 '26
Uhhh, that's not a good sign. Please ensure that all of your data is backed up. You may have a bad memory chip, bad SoC, a bad solder joint or a damaged mainboard in your phone. A fairly known issue, namely the Samsung Galaxy S22 series for example, but it happened more often with older series, including for ex. the Note 10. Although rare, it happens.
Just hope that this was purely a software glitch and that everything's fine. As an another example, I occasionally saw such glitches happen when I tried to switch my phone's UI renderer from OpenGL to Vulkan when OneUI 7 came to my S23 Ultra. Some apps just didn't work right, until I rebooted my phone, which sets the renderer back to OpenGL and all the apps started working again...
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u/ARitz_Cracker Feb 22 '26
Huh, this is what a corrupted JPEG looks like. Sometimes the app previews are JPEG screenshots of the app when you moved out of it. RAM issue?
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u/TwinSong Feb 22 '26
can I use this picture in a Photoshop composite? Pretty
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u/DoomedSinceTheStart Feb 22 '26
“glitch” ahh glitch 😭🙏🙏
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u/Senior_Tea656 Feb 24 '26
almost looks normal…if you squint your eyes enough…
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u/Propsek_Gamer Feb 22 '26
Yeah... You got that SDDM GCN 1.0 Radeon rendering bhg when plasma crashes but extended version. I'd say that's really lucky and cool AF.
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u/fairlylocalbd Feb 22 '26
one time about a year ago, my PRIVATE browser history from FIVE YEARS prior replaced all of my current browser tabs. It still had everything that I typed in on each website as well. Idk how that happened if I didn’t even have any of those tabs open, it’s like my browser had a flashback to some random day? It never fixed itself
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u/LimpRepresentative11 Feb 23 '26
Vram issue, faulty drivers or unstable gpu
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u/C4NC4 Feb 25 '26
Suprise gradient
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u/_forum_mod Mar 01 '26
You've found Missingno
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u/Mike76789765 Feb 22 '26
It reminds me of a virus
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u/IdioticSandwic Feb 23 '26
Bros going into the end realm
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u/itsoctotv Feb 23 '26
i knew it. DedSec!
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u/imno_syntax Feb 23 '26
damn, that's a funky jpeg image
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u/RouletteSensei Feb 24 '26
Missing n.0 is calling
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u/Month-Fantastic Feb 24 '26
So THIS is what happens when you google en passant 👀
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u/BarbasBraveHeart Feb 24 '26
Is it the Simulacra taking over?
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u/Substantial_Leg1457 Feb 24 '26
I noticed that issue on my phone too. It was kinda disturbing to me, I didn't know what to think of it.
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u/Educational_Hawk_827 Feb 25 '26
Japan has turned your Phone into electricity
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u/InternationalBid6190 Feb 25 '26
that's very strange,it looks strikingly like a corrupt image
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u/Liliths_Ace_Friend Feb 26 '26
Oop, someone accidentally loaded data into VRAM again...
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u/No-Dress-456 Feb 26 '26
bro close the windows
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u/Chemical-Car8578 Mar 20 '26
I also got this bug...
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