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- Aug 14, 2021
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I have been using the internet for, at least, 6 weeks. I have never heard this, "any key" before. Then again, its bad. Like, really bad. Even for a dad joke. Not like I was missing out. I am now embarassed that it is even in my head somewhere. Thanks 
- Jan 7, 2022
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I have been using the internet for, at least, 6 weeks. I have never heard this, "any key" before. Then again, its bad. Like, really bad. Even for a dad joke. Not like I was missing out. I am now embarassed that it is even in my head somewhere. Thanks
- Jan 3, 2018
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Yeah, it's a joke about idiots. It's not exactly trying to be highbrow.
The fact that it's symbolic of what real tech support staff used to deal with, makes it even worse.
That type of question was pretty common for IT helpdesks, in the mid-late 90's.
Things like that are why PEBCAK exists as a term.
- Apr 20, 2018
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I say we should just have a bingo card with all the things people ask who don't read the front page or ask stuff that has asked before without searching for it.
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Tell me about it! I used to do IT troubleshooting until a decade ago.Yeah, it's a joke about idiots. It's not exactly trying to be highbrow.
The fact that it's symbolic of what real tech support staff used to deal with, makes it even worse.
That type of question was pretty common for IT helpdesks, in the mid-late 90's.
Things like that are why PEBCAK exists as a term.
"You will replace my monitor ? What about my data ?" And no, it wasn't an all-in-one.
"I can't print" Me after turning the printer on: "Now you can."
- Jan 3, 2018
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Ha ha ha, that "can't print" one reminds me so much of the
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guy. lol IBM (Idiot Behind Machine) error, PICNIC (Problem In Chair Not In Computer), etc.
They all exist, for good reason!
- Jan 24, 2018
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What do you say about People who try to print without some motherfucking Paper in the Printer
or on of the stupidest things I have ever heard from a Friend after he got off from Work:
" How can I print this Video out, please?"
- Jan 3, 2018
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General ignorance and stupidity clearly has not gone away.
If anything, it's increased dramatically. Despite having much more information freely available.
Take a look through any thread on this site & you'll find countless examples of PEBCAK.
Used to be isolated, "Oh, look, a village idiot. Just ignore the dumbass."
Now there's a self-validating global community that gets upset when you don't spoon feed them.
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- Aug 14, 2021
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Screen. Right.
Really old systems didn't have screens. The console data was printed on paper (or, even before my time, might be dumped to punch cards; don't really know, since it was before my time).
Assuming this is in reply to my comment:
What we call public schools in the US are the default schools most kids attend, that neither cost tuition nor require some sort of voucher.
My understanding is that, in England, a public school is one that does charge tuition.
- Jan 3, 2018
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lol Yeah, first computer screen was '71. 26 years after first computer, ENIAC ('45).
Funnily enough, 1st screen came out same time as 1st PC.
But there was no such thing as a helpdesk, back then.
Quite correct. There's a distinct difference.
You mean ASCII?
FORTRAN was around before them, but yeah, they all existed before computer screens.
Basic is and was a programming language.
ASCII is the codes that describe a specific character set.
Back in the mid-1980s, the system I worked on did have monitors; however, it also had an actual console. You could view what happened on a monitor, but it came out live on what sort of looked like a typewriter embedded in a desk:
- Mar 31, 2022
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Obviously those of the Magnificat Seven who haven't already moved in, eventual will, but I wonder who else if anyone will we be able to live with as the game progresses. If it'll ever happen it'll not be for ages, because it'll have to be after the core seven have all moved in.