Now Mac users can install the BSOD widget and when they see the IT manager approaching simply press "F12." Their screen instantly becomes filled with an image of the blue screen of death. Not only does this fool the IT manager into believing the user is adhering to the corporate standard, it also sends him scurrying back to his office as quickly as possible to avoid fixing the problem.
" I thought i could handle the power, Ive alway been a kind and gentle person.
But once i was finaly able to split the atom
i built me some bombs and droped them on every mother fucker that got in my way."
+JuggerNaut+ wrote:well, i suppose if you think IT managers are like that, it would be funneh.
Thats what makes it double funny. Ive been on both sides, so i know how frustrating it is when the IT guys doesnt show up when you have a problem and i know what its like to be that IT guy, not showing up right away cause of a million other issues.
" I thought i could handle the power, Ive alway been a kind and gentle person.
But once i was finaly able to split the atom
i built me some bombs and droped them on every mother fucker that got in my way."
+JuggerNaut+ wrote:well, i suppose if you think IT managers are like that, it would be funneh.
Thats what makes it double funny. Ive been on both sides, so i know how frustrating it is when the IT guys doesnt show up when you have a problem and i know what its like to be that IT guy, not showing up right away cause of a million other issues.
but a BSOD is production halted. i think that's a big deal.
