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Posted by Ludwig on April 27, 2005 at 12:30:43 from (65.196.0.66):
In Reply to: Story about today's generation ... posted by Rodent on April 27, 2005 at 10:06:58:
You never know stupid until you work in technical support. Lets talk about the "Greatest Generation" or the boomers. Take some smart people, sit 'em in front of a computer and their brains take a holiday. How can people get so dumb so fast?
"Where is the any key?"
"I've got a really fast computer, its got like a jillion kookabits."
"It should know what I want to do, I've done it that way before."
"Well I didn't know the computer had to be turned on!"
No, I didn't make up ANY of those...
A couple times I've asked people if they had a kid in the house, kids will at least listen when I talk. I get so frustrated when I say "We should adjust the setting in the control panel" and get "WELL ANY IDIOT KNOWS THAT!" and then a pause and "How do I do it?"
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