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Cake day: February 16th, 2024

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  • I explained this to them, they basically said that there was no way they could do that.

    Hahah, they’re actually equipped with RJ45 ports.

    I don’t think they understand that printer can connect itself directly to a network by the sounds of what you’ve been writing. And I don’t believe they’re incapable of understanding it. But it sure fucking felt that way a lot of the time with IT-support, and it wasn’t about me being an autist, as none of those issues affected me in customer service jobs.

    You should just set that up for them, then show how it works and then they’ll go “aaaaaaaaa that’s what you meant with all the annoying rambling phone call and emails I got from you after our last ticket”





  • This sounds like the person raving against personal computers in the 50’s, how “no-one will ever need or want one.”

    And here I am sitting on the shitter with one that fits in my pocket.

    Imagine trying to explain to someone just 40 years ago that I now have light bulbs which can sense motion in addition to being voice-controlled and full RGB. 80’s interior designers would go bonkers for these.

    I don’t think these will replace normal traffic anytime soon but niche rescue vehicles or smth, perhaps. Also maybe we’re just at the awkward point between quadcopters and Star Wars style jets? The jets are just so much more aesthetic.



  • I used to work a little bit of IT-support for my city and this made me have flashbacks.

    Another stereotype besides the techbro is the graphic designer gal.

    Regards we once drove through the city to plug her scanner in… after we prodigiously made her make sure all the wires are connected.

    Not exactly the same level of issue but it’s just something I’ll never forget. And nowadays it would be a completely understandable mistake to make, as USB’s can actually power things. But not in 2006, lol.