That’s a brilliant hack for a night shift coder—imagine the subway turning into a live console, every tile flickering when you hit a bug. I’d set up an error‑code filter so the colors only change on real glitches, not just when the trains are late. It’d be a great way to keep the commutes glitchy but meaningful.

Sure thing, just watch the metro turn into a glitch‑party where every misfire sparks a neon cascade—commuters will either be dazzled or wondering why their coffee suddenly tasted like syntax errors. Let's make the city literally code‑walk.