but when all the identifiable stories talk about 1990s and earlier hard/software [windows 95/98/nt4, 5.25 inch floppies], you can assume it's already been seen. Lots.
(, Wed 14 Jan 2009, 22:49, Reply)
* Me: "Hello, I have just bought your new (printer model), and I was wondering if I can use it in Europe with 220 volts?"
* Tech Support: "Hmmm...let me see.... Here, ok, it says that the printer works with 120 volts, so 220 volts should be enough."
* Me: "What?! If it is made only for 120 volts, and I hook it up to 220 volts, it's going to fry."
* Tech Support: "Hmmm. You may need a surge protector."
(, Wed 14 Jan 2009, 22:51, Reply)
But if this is the thing you guys like, take a look at Worse than failure.
For extra fun, look for "The Brillant Paula Bean" - I'd like to believe that was a fabrication, but I work in the public sector.
(, Wed 14 Jan 2009, 22:56, Reply)