Yeah, there’s that old tale of the “Kyoto code curse,” but honestly, it’s probably the same thing that happens every time you deploy a new firmware on a city‑wide network and the lights start flickering. In my world, legends usually spring from a glitch that escalated to epic proportions. Remember the “Blue Screen of Death” that got the nickname “Microsoft’s Death” after a single corrupted driver killed a whole office’s workflow? That turned into a horror story for years, even though it was just a bad memory allocation. So, the streets running on code? Sounds like a hacker’s playground for a midnight sprint, not a literal curse. Still, keep an eye on your logs; sometimes a myth hides the real bug.