By: Rode2008
<p>Remember the hysteria over Y2K?? Remember it was driven by an oversight because many date fields (the year) only accommodated 2 digits.</p> <p>Well, consider this. The fix (making...
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<p>@<a href="#c3706840" rel="nofollow">nursetim</a>: Worf: "A highly localized distortion of the space-time continuum..."</p>
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<p>@<a href="#c3697291" rel="nofollow">jibbly</a>: No one with any real experience typing will waste time using the numeric pad to enter a date in a field they're quickly blowing...
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<p><p>That's freaking hilarious!</p><br /> <p>"Uhhh...excuse me? 1998? Windows ME? I'm on my 3rd computer since then...are you guys crazy?"</p></p>
View ArticleBy: James Marino
<p>Wasn't this an episode of Journeyman?</p> <p>I miss the writers. Please come back.</p>
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<p>This is pretty hard to wrap my head around. For one, any software or operating system issue that Brian had 10 years ago would be out of its product support life-cycle. So there would not be...
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<p>If this is Microsoft we are talking about then by tomorrow all of his PC's should have had Windows Genuine Advantage lock him out of anything important to him and then Microsoft will send him...
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<p><p>Bullshit. I work in Microsoft Product Support Services and our internal tools do not have that long of a data retention. It is 6 months for most of the sensitive data and about 2-3...
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<p>What microsoft and other big companies take for granted are their customers and bloopers like these are what the small companies are counting on to get more customers, services like Live Chat...
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