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Tech Stories Archives - January 2005
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Should it be doing that? This starfish should be made to walk the plank, but he'd probably flourish and breed. SF bought a stick of memory, took it home and installed it in his PC. We got a call a while later, SF: "I put the memory in and turned on my PC. I noticed it wasn't recognizing the memory so I checked and sure enough, it wasn't pushed in all the way. So I pushed it in and then it started on fire and smoke started pouring out of the case. Should it be doing that?"[By: spectreoflife / 2005-01-02]
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Comments "no, but to fix it you have to grab ahold of those bare wires in there, oh and be sure to wet your hands first!" -RandalGraves should it be doing that ? the ultimate starfish question. its on fire should it be? -slappyslomo Yes sir, that's quite normal, and if your house burns down too, that's normal. -robbor Tech: What do you think, sparky? Oh, wait a minute...I've asked you to think & it is perfectly clear you are not capable of that. In answer to your question, NO! It shouldn't emit smoke, ever. Now be a good little starfish & take your (now farked) PC to a reputable tech (not Mel, Bob, 'bloke down the pub', 'mate of mine who once walked past PC World' or any other farkwit who posesses the technical capacity of a furby) & get your PC fixed. If you get laughed at by said tech, all well & good, 'cos you sure deserve it. - lineswine Reminds me of a call we got from one of our stores a couple of years ago. Mgr: There's smoke coming from one of my registers. Us: Turn it off. Mgr: But my cashier is still logged on. Us: Turn. It. Off. Mgr: But there's still cash in the drawers. Us: Turn! It! Off! Mgr: But we haven't "closed" it for the day. Us: TURN IT OFF!!!! Mgr: but..but..but US: TURN IT OFF! IT'S ON FIRE! TURN IT OFF NOW!!! Mgr: Okay, if you think it's best. But... US: TURN IT OFF AND CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT! THERE'S A FIRE IN YOUR STORE! SMOKE ISN'T NORMAL!!! Mgr: Okay, it's off. Now what? (etc.) - Captain Trips
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starfish movies all these movies that came out these past few years, does any remind you of starfish and their stupidity? one movie i think of is the towering inferno-a starfish cuts corners and a fire starts in a supposely fire proof building. any others you can think of?[By: postal tech / 2005-01-02]
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Comments Funny.. Towering Inferno is on now. - DerangedHermit Past few years? Towering inferno came out THIRTY ONE years ago. How old were you then, Thomas? - lineswine Titanic? -robbor "I, Robot" -- the starfish being the producer who said, "Let's make a movie based on this book, and the only thing we'll keep is the title!" - Captain Trips $20,000,000 so Tom Green can produce 'Freddy Got Fingered'? Sure, that sounds like a great investment. Here's a check. - HidariMak Hey, Captain, almost the same for Starship Troopers. Most of that movie came from Joe Haldeman's Forever War. Only a few characters came from Starship Troopers. - sassicatz Gigli, Ishtar, Reds...I could do this all day! - hkypipe The real SF are the lawyers for Jack Williamson or his estate for not sueing the socks off "I, Robot" which is more based on his "With Folded Hands" than anything else. -Zoomer hey capt..it wasnt that bad..they did keep the three rules..and................... -neuman1812 On the other hand, "I Robot" Is a good way to tell if someone is a starfish. Just ask how close to the book it is, and you will have your answer. -Twike sassicatz: I loved Starship Troopers the novel, didn't like the movie. They even made a StarShip Troopers 2 which I haven't seen yet. May be fodder for a 'bad movie night' at a friends. - Starfury Though I haven't seen "I, Robot" yet, I'm led to believe that they kept the Three Rules, Dr. Susan Calvin (though they made her a babe, which she definitely wasn't in the original), and some aspects of the plot from "Little Lost Robot" (original title: "Robot AL-76 Has Gone Astray"), one of the stories in _I, Robot_. I think Zoomer is right, though -- what I have seen does lead me to believe that a lot of it came from "With Folded Hands". - chazz
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C: is full For the love of all that is good and pure, please prevent me from seeing one more computer 'put together' by a local "tech" here in Indy. If I see one more 3 gb HD partitioned 4 ways, using drivespace to compress 3 of the partitions, I am going to hunt that toenail-chewer down and give him the what-for he so rightly deserves. This now makes 3 of the offending systems, all sold to customers who could not begin to understand the concept of moving files from C to another drive letter. This last one had the customer moving emails from her inbox into file folders within the My Documents folder, all of which are on C. This was after I told her to move files to a different drive letter. Tie in a long Customer Misconception here: "If you tell me to perform a task on my computer, you are responsible for providing me detailed instructions on how to perform said task, for no extra pay whatsoever. You will fix my computer, give me free instructions that I will ignore regarding how to keep my computer humming along, I will screw it up again, and it will be all your fault, at which point I will expect a full refund. After you agree to fix it again (for free) by dumbing the system down enough for a drunk monkey to operate it, I will ignore your messages that the computer is finished and that I should make arrangements to retrieve it. Then I will call you the one morning after you have had only two hours' sleep to make these arrangements, then upon discovery that you were asleep, tell you I will call you later and then NOT do it."
Happily, their email reflects that they are in arrears to their ISP, and are about to have their account suspended. This, from a customer who lives in a freakin' mansion in the uppity area of town. Grrr.[By: figglywig / 2005-01-02]
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Comments Sounds like you need the SPC, wanna join? -RandalGraves This just reinforces my view that rich people are farkin cheap. See some of my previous posts - I've had just this sort of problem with tight-arsed barstewards. - lineswine He must have worked for Computer [Swap]. I saw stupidly partitioned drives from them all the time. You stayin' dry in all this rain, fig? *snicker* - RiffRaff Came accross an old PC at work - looked at 'my computer' 2 x 2Gb hard drives (C: and D: ) - Actual harddrive - 4Gb, O/S win 95 so could not handle bigger than 2Gb partions... - Not a nice machine... - Wonko The Sane Let me guess - boot off C: - 500 Mb, Cab files on D: 100Mb compressed, swap file on E: 200Mb compressed, the rest as F: compressed for data and installed programs. - Wonko The Sane The rich ones usually end up being the biggest @$$holes and tght-@sses with the crappiest machines. - ch41nbr8kr Sounds like one I got the other day. http://www.techcomedy.com/single/single.php?content_number=41296 -Mango starfish-"so the more partitions i have, the larger my hard drive is right?" -pbxguy
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another source of reading material Not as good as TSC, of course, but entertaining nonetheless. http://rinkworks.com/stupid/[By: figglywig / 2005-01-02]
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Comments They don't update NEARLY often enough for me. Not accepting new stories anymore either. Still a good read though. -pcgod
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only in america would u wait 3 hours for a flight thats going from one city to another in the same damn state-http://www.cnn.com/2005/TRAVEL/01/02/airport.aggravation.ap/index.html
map quest said it would take 5 hours to drive so if you had to be at the airport about 2 hours early for security check in, xmas crowds then add 3 hour wait plus time for the loading and ramping for take off you could have driven there and it would have cost you less to drive.[By: postal tech / 2005-01-02]
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Comments I can understand some possibilities on this one.. they may have a crappy car that can't make the journey, I've been in that situation before.. :) -kryliss If I read it right, this was an airline employee being flown from one city to another. If so, he was probably at the first city's airport already (to be at work) and his cost to fly was zero dollars. (Airline employees fly for free, although on stand-by usually.) And, he was going to the second city to help work for the airline at that airport. So, no travel time to/from airports involved, and it definitely cost him less than driving as free is definitely less than 5 hours worth of gasoline and wear-and-tear. - Captain Trips The three-hour wait issue is attributed to one John Gulden, who is not an employee. So Postal's analysis is correct. Sorry, Captain Trips. - chazz
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Phone Service Changes A friends recent issue with phone service reminded me of this one from a few years ago (when I worked the hell desk). I arrive at work to hear the delightful story that one of our larger offices has a phone service outage. I will disclaimer this one and say that I do not know the full details but it goes something like this. As we could find no problem on our side, we contact our provider. From the provider we find out that our account is closed - WTF???? - and that appearently the numbers were going to be moved to another provider. With that the hunt begins with the main questions being why, when and how was this accomplished. The story was relayed to us (hell desk) something like this: Someone talked to the office admin about a different service provider (not sure if this was a "someone had connections" thing or what). Office admin checked it out and appearently was quoted a price better then what we were paying (who knows if the services were equivalent or not) but the office admin saw the chance to save some money - hey no real problem here right; EXCEPT, the office admin never bothered to check with anyone else (specifically IT or upper management) to find out what was involved in changing over phone service. So office admin goes ahead and signs up for the new service and goes to the current provider to cancel. Hence comes the morn of the change and with only the office admin to know better no one in the office can make a call and no one in the office is receiving any calls. If I recall correctly, it was down for a couple days as we worked to get service restored with the correct provider. P.S. No the office admin did NOT lose their job - WTF???? - but at least there was a big honking policy change about who had to be notified and who had final approval of such changes. P.S.S - Yeah, it could have been written better but I'm half-freaking-asleep but can't actually fall asleep....[By: redevil34 / 2005-01-03]
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Comments Sooo, someone in Office Admin got a big fat bonus for saving money, then ? - RTFM a 2 day credit on phone service, i bet they did -boxcar Hey - I recognize that situation! I have to deal with the phone system side of that crap a few times a year, usually because nobody thinks that there's rewiring and/or reprovisioning to be done. For example, find me your average office drone that understands what a PRI circuit is, and that you have a different series of steps to follow to get a conversion done properly.... - Grue
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That could have been your head... This isn't my story, but the fiancee's. He works for a auto service place. There are three people who will be dismissed at the end of the year evaluation period for seriously farking up someone's expensive car. They just couldn't get rid of them, since that would leave them massively short staffed. These guys know they're leaving, and in short, are flaming assholes.
The fiancee has a low stupidity tolerance in the first place. He personally believes that a mental LARTing should also come with a physical LARTing in case of massive stupidity. I'm the pacifist in the family.
Anyhoo, one of the asswipes has taken an apparent dislike to the fiancee and decided Friday that he was going to bug him all day, and yell at him for everything he did. This also involved cursing at him in Spanish, where he thought the other half would not understand. He does. The fiancee tells him all day to leave him alone, and finally tells him that if he's gonna insult him, just do it in English and get it over with.
This does not stop the asshole. My fiancee is standing at a LCD touch screen, trying to enter some data when the idiot comes up behind him and starts the same stuff. My fiancee looks at him, and with two fingers, presses the screen so hard, it shatters. These screens are built to take abuse.
The manager looks at the asshole, and my fiancee, and all he can say to asshole is "Dude, that could have been your head." Asshole has no-call-no-showed for three days. Fiancee still has his job. [By: TechieSidhe / 2005-01-03]
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Comments Wow ... ex-marine? -Calydor Navy UDT. - TechieSidhe Booyah... kickin' ass and takin' names, I garner. ;) -Torinir Actually, he feels guilty. More for the machine, but also about him letting someone get him that upset. He tried EVERYTHING to get asswipe to leave him alone. - TechieSidhe UDT? That asshole better have someone else start his car for him. - burrkiss He should have used a C4 rectal probe…at least then all he would have to do is clean the screen off -Crashville It should have been the co-irkers head... that favor to humanity by thinning out the gene pool... - HappyCrappy
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another one bites the dust did I see right? mousie engaged? another geekgirl off the market.. damn we're running low here! Congrats mousie![By: neuman1812 / 2005-01-03]
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Comments I'm yin/yang on this. I'm happy mousie is in love/getting married. I'm sad it not with me. - burrkiss burrkiss, aren't you already married? - snowcrash on a brighter note..I hear morgan webb is single -neuman1812 Morgan webb isnt that hot. I want the old Fresh Gear Chick. Sumi Das. Now SHE was FINE! -YellowDart
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What's going on? I come in to work today, traffic moving well, life looks good. Log on to my phone and start the PC....error message. Reboot and system hangs. I let a few choice swear words out and start my backup PC and it loads ok but doesn't have all my work apps on it. 20 min later my main PC decides to work and all is well.
7:30 rolls around, I've had 2 calls and then the sh*t hits the fan. 2...3...4 calls backed up. I take care of them, get a 30 second reprieve and it starts over with calls coming faster than I can fix their problems. I e-mail a cry for help to the field techs, one logs on the phone and we're still backed up 2 deep on the calls. 3 hours of this and then silence. The phone stopped ringing for the last 10 min. I think the SF are just wating to pounce on me. [By: Starfury / 2005-01-03]
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Comments “REGROUP! LOOK FOR CHARLIE IN THE TREES!” -mellowfellow Attention all SPC personnel, we are above the drop zone, lock and load! -RandalGraves methinks there are MOHPA players in the group -neuman1812 It's times like this you wish you were Agent Smith... as many copies of yourself as you want, and you can make people's mouths disappear. - Geminii you must do Dial-up support. Theres about 30 backed up right now, and we have 25 agents on the phones. -YellowDart Heh sounds like a normal monday for dell tech support. 100 calls in queue and only 50 agents staffed. fun times -Kethoth
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Off topic Totally off topic, and again I apologise to Hawk (second time this year I've done this - whoops) but just wanted to let you know that I'm up and about after the operation (those of you grossed out by anything to do with female plumbing please don't ask for details) but am still signed of work, full of stitches and painkillers. Thanks to all for the messages of good wishes - I hope you all had a better new year than I (doped up on morphine and making no sense at all)! [By: CommanderData / 2005-01-03]
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Comments May your recovery be speedier than the wind wistling through your customer's skull. - Darth Well, at least it's better to get it over with so you can enjoy the rest of the year. Here's to a speedy recovery. - VIPERsssss Here is hoping that you recovery is quicker than you'd hoped!! - ecoli 'I hope you all had a better new year than I (doped up on morphine and making no sense at all)!' - But a good new year involves lots of alchol - which is a painkiller, and has the same effect as being doped... So yes we all had a similar new year (But at my party no one attaced me with a knife & sewing machine!) <Puts on Picard accent>"Make it Sew Data..."<Starts running to lart shelter...>
- Wonko The Sane Actually, thats exactly how I spent my New Years...but then again, thats me. Ride that purple haze until they force you to come back. -Painkiller Welcome back. And the humor of your suggestion a few posts back about sedation did not escape me. You must be on some good meds after the surgery. -NightSteel good luck - i just had a recent plumbing overhaul, and feeling much better (again, i wont upset the delicate flowers of manhood on tsc with details;) ). enjoy your morphine babbling, and make sure fuzzyom makes you extra special tea runs:) - timelady CD I hope you get better and atleast working while on painkillers you won't rerally care what the SF's say or atleast I didn't when I blew out my need and was on some good stuff. -MFtech Great to hear. At least you do not have to deal wit hall the stupidity for a little bit while you recover. - rockytech Aww CD - get better & be well - we all love you here! - lineswine female plumbing heh? So your changing the drain into a pipe? (glad your feeling better honey) (0)(0) - burrkiss WB, CD ! We missed you (With every LART so far). Glad that Roto-Rooter (American Plumbing Company) is on the ob and that things are going back to normal (whatever the heck THAT is). -Necros Being that I've been thru entirely too many of operations on my "female plumbing"- if you need someone to commiserate with, I would completely understand where it's coming from. Hopefully the morphine does more for you than it did for me... good luck and get well soon! - Eloewien Glad to hear everything is coming along fine. We missed you! - phsspok On the other hand CD, you get to ingore work and all of it starfish for a while, and will hopefully have something less to worry about for the year as a result. I hope the recovery goes well for you. - HidariMak
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Worst Sale I walked into Worst Sale to buy a memory card, and hear this conversation while walking through the computer section:
Customer: The cable modem is in the basement and the computers are in three rooms upstairs. I'd like to connect them wirelessly.
Salesman: You will need four wireless routers. One for the cable modem and one for each computer...
The customer then picked up four Netgear routers and headed for the checkout. I entertained the thought of communicating to him, just how stupid the salesman is, but decided to keep my mouth shut.[By: ch41nbr8kr
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Comments I woulda stopped that in an instant, shown up that idiot by telling the customer exactly what was needed. It's salesdroids and papertechs that create these monstrosities we call Starfish. If people who had general dealing with the public knew that they were talking about, our lives would be so much easier. - exzyle2k And you didn't stop the customer!?!?!? JESUS MAN! I would have been as arrogant as I could possibly be (and if you ask around, that's pretty damn arrogant) and gotten all AUTHORITATIVE on his ass... and told the customer to NEVER listen to these people... given him my business card, and had a customer for life. :) - EagleEye One of the reasons for not intervening was the fact that our store is next door to Worst Sale, and they do send business our way when people bring in repairs that they can't handle. I do not want to spoil the arrangement. - ch41nbr8kr I see youve seen the magic of best buy sales. -kennz Quickly and Quietly find a Manager, get them to fix it. - satanstech I would have said something...then laughed as the customer pummeled the shit out of the sales person. -xtc46 Ch41n - I'm down the street from a Best Try and I get business from them all the time. Well... Not directly from them, but for the customers who don't want to wait 3 weeks to have malware removed. More people from Best Try shop at my store than their own. To hell with your arrangement. Screw the arrangement. Chances are this putz wasn't in a position to send business away, and Best Try has a REAL strict policy against knocking other businesses. I tried to apply there and bashed Circuit City, they cut the interview off and booted me. Said it's not tolerated and they must remain professional at all times. Besides, you could have just said "What I think this droid means is that you need one wireless receiver for each computer, and one router." And just made him look like an ass. - exzyle2k It's a bad thing to try and set up that wireless connecting with the modem in the basement anyhow. I've connectivity problems like you woulden't belive from clients doing this.. -Mathias
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Customer Type Ever have a Body Shop Worker customer? They all sound like George Thorogood, dickheaded and all. Had them all the time when I worked at a body shop jobber. Typical call was like this:
"Look mahhhhhn, you mix me up a gallon of 'cryl, mahhhhhhhn, or I'll come up there an' kick your ass, mahhhhhhhn....."
To which I usually replied, "Take a number and wait in line, sir. Thank you for using Dismal Seepage Paint Supply...."[By: vacuumtubes / 2005-01-03]
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Comments Lookee here.... - VIPERsssss At least he's not being bad to his bone. - mccallister It's Elvis I'm hearing, not Thorogood... - LinuXtreme "One bourbon, one scotch, one beeerr.."
George Thorogood STILL rocks! - MadJack GT is fun to listen to, but *C'MON*, the two big hits he had were the same damn 'melody'. Gotta friend who calls it 'Bad to the Drinkin' a Bone' <dawdles over to LART shelter> -CTYankee Hell, Lonesome George admits he don't know but three licks. So of course it mostly sounds the same. Great party or driving music, though. He also does one helluva live show... - Grayhawk "everybody funny, now you funny too" (/GT) - leonine At least he didn't sound like that guy from Stone Temple Pearl Jam In Chains... -Amiga5000 Any techs in Sandy Eggo catch his show back in October? - MadJack
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Doctor's Appointment
So, I go in this morning for the first real physical I've had in over 5 years (the exams by the Dr. Mengele trainees at the BOP don't count). Amazingly enough, my blood pressure is fine (128/79). The kicker, though? I'm supposed to back off caffeine and sugar.
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{Falls over laughing hysterically.......}
Let me get this straight... I work in Tech Support, dealing with morons all fucking day; I don't smoke, drink, or use illegal drugs; and you want me to give up the only two remaining vices available to me??????????????????????????
Yeah. Right. And I'm going to win the Nobel Peace Prize for my work in starfish education, too.
Back off caffeine and sugar, my ass....
[By: RiffRaff / 2005-01-03]
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Comments Sometimes you find a good GP, sometimes you get a quack. Had a decent one when I lived here in the 90s. Went only when I was really sick, (migraines, throat related problems, etc), could count on feeling better shortly thereafter. Found a new GP when worked at St.Ream, was a total quack. First visit was for a physical (hadn't had one since service discharge 10 yrs b4), heard my joints popping, said nothing was wrong. Drew blood, didn't run a rhuematoid test, said "Watch your cholesterol; your aches & shakes & pains are all in your head." Gave me three bottles of Wellbutrin, said "Take one a day, and oh, these'll help you stop smoking." Like I was going to give up my pain medicine and get hooked on quack nostrums... only thing he got right was that I was in no danger of becoming diabetic, despite those tendencies on Mom's side of the family. It's damn hard to find a decent GP that doesn't quote the Insurance Company line. - MadJack All sarcasm aside, I did like this guy. He spent over 3 hours with me, delving into family histories, running tests, doing an EKG, etc. His advice regarding my sugar and caffeine intake was just that, advice, and well-intended. It's just that DD's sig file kept coming to mind: "Eat healthy; live right; farkin' die anyway." - RiffRaff Riff I do the smoking and drinking and stay away from the caffine and sugar but I am sure that if I have to give up one of those I would start with the caffine and sugar -MFtech I recently picked a new primary care physician. After two visits and exhaustive lab tests, he said I was doing "fairly well" for my age.
A little concerned about that comment, I couldn't resist asking him, "Do you think I'll live to be 80?"
He asked," Well, do you smoke tobacco or drink beer/wine?"
"Oh no," I replied. "I've never done either."
Then he asked, "Do you eat rib-eye steaks and barbecued ribs?"
I said "No, I've heard that all red meat is very unhealthy!"
"Do you spend a lot of time in the sun, like playing golf, sailing, ballooning or rock climbing?"
"No, I don't," I said.
He said, "Do you gamble, drive fast cars, or sexually fool around?"
"No," I said. "I've never done any of those things."
He looked at me and asked, "Then why do you give a shit if you live to be 80? - burrkiss Too much caffiene makes my heart start skipping beats. So now I can only drink ~4 cups of coffee a day. Cost me $800 for that little nugget of info. - VIPERsssss Just got over a jerk GP that kept saying everything was due to depression. He had me fast for eighteen frickin hours (was supposed to be 12, but things happened) and then said I was being too emotional when I was so sick I was almost heaving and had a full blown migraine and started crying a bit from the pain when he said I had to wait ANOTHER hour. I wasn't bawling... it was a few tears. Oh yea- and the reason it ended up being longer? My hubby spent the night in the ER, and me with him. I hadn't slept in too long in addition. That was only the beginning of the problems. He was so screwed up it's not even funny. Luckily, I've got a good dr now... who actually listens to me. Honestly, I consider myself incredibly lucky. - Eloewien About 10 years ago I was getting cluster headaches. Now the medical papers on this say that most people only have them for about 3 or 4 years because they kill themselves after that long with these bad headaches. I went to my doctor and spent half an hour telling him how panadol did not work, how lying down in a dark room made it worse, how bad I felt. Finally I asked him what I could do and he said "Take a panadol, lie down in a dark room." I didn't leap the desk and pound his head into the floor, only because I was so dumfounded that I was speechless and actionless. - Gerund BurrKiss, that was a great one. -Psudo
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I am stunned This is definitely a record for me - just removed 935 BHO's using Hijack This! from a computer. I know it's been said but some people just should not be allowed on the internet at all. I am just stunned. [By: MamaTech / 2005-01-03]
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Comments I'd be stunned as well. Was there any browser window at all? - Tekkie could never get the browser to open - Hijack This! locked up twice before I finally got it to open in safe modem and kill the BHOs. Also, over 1200 Ad-aware items. Before updates. - MamaTech Holy poop on a stick batman! The most items total I've ever removed with Hijack This is ~150, I think if I saw over a hundred (let alone 900) BHOs I would probably say "It is beyond repair" and nuke/pave -snJimboip
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Once more, the joys of "wireless" OF COURSE they got it for Christmas, and are finally starting back to school so they need it to work now. NOT one of the university students, but a university "professor" (and I use the term loosely). UP: "But it worked at /someone else's house/, so I got the IT guys out here and they couldn't get it to work so they said it must be YOUR cable modem" News flash cowboy. YOUR offbrand cable modem, that you bought yourself, off of ebay or something. AND I happen to know that your "IT guys" are college kids working part-time in the computer department as go-fers. Get upset if you want. But if you want me to come out and fix it, you WILL pay a whopping fee. [By: MamaTech / 2005-01-03]
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Comments "C'mon, this is a good wireless rooter. I know that 'cause I bought it for $15.00 at Chump U.S.A." -DoctorNoodle "Yea, it's got two antennas and everything..." -pbxguy I know it's good. So what if it's missing an antenna and the powersupply smokes a little when I plug it in. No, there are no lights on it, but it's good I tell ya! Just fix your connection! - ecoli
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