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No one knows how to use computers! Computers dont even know how to use computers! It's all made up anyways ๐
Wow, what a bitter man, he wrote it as spitefully as he could. I wonder what is he so bitter about
Tech support calls that amount to wiping someone's ass for them. I was helping someone setup their new computer and they managed to install spyware while I was using the restroom. Another time, ransomware got onto to someone's computer and I instructed them to unplug the computer while I made my way over. They plugged in their only backup of office files into the infected computer and all that data also got encrypted.
The Ubuntu Touch reference was a real throwback...
I don't care if most people are clueless around computers, it makes me feel smart.
I was a "Nintendo Switch Engineer" for figuring out over the phone that the AC adapter wasn't plugged in, which is why the TV wasn't displaying from the dock to the screen.
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I remember this article. It's the reason why I now have a laptop prepared and ready to give my son for his fifth birthday.