[NEWS] Dilbert mocks ATI and nVidia
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Mercutio
Fatwah on Western Digital
So, is this evidence of ironic postmodern commentary on the nature of Dilbert's monological dissertation viz. the fleeting imagery associated with the production of 21st Century heteronormative diversionary behaviors?
Or is it just a broken link?
Or is it just a broken link?
ddrueding
Fixture
Works fine for me...very funny
for those where the link doesn't work...
Code:
http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/images/dilbert20012199640204.giffor those where the link doesn't work...
time
Storage? I am Storage!
Brilliant! As usual ...
There was a pretty good Dilbert on the weekend (not certain if it was new or syndicated) dealing with calling in to get tech support.
The scenario has some guy having problems with his device (which, in the picture, kind of resembles a PSU or optical drive). Dogbert, handling the tech support call, informs the guy that in order to get warranty support he needs to provide the device's serial no. first. Dogbert then informs the guy that the serial no. is conviniently located on a label placed inside the device. The guy looks at his device and then responds that there is a warning sticker on the case that states that opening the device voids his warranty. To this, Dogbert says something like "well, call me back if anything changes"
The scenario has some guy having problems with his device (which, in the picture, kind of resembles a PSU or optical drive). Dogbert, handling the tech support call, informs the guy that in order to get warranty support he needs to provide the device's serial no. first. Dogbert then informs the guy that the serial no. is conviniently located on a label placed inside the device. The guy looks at his device and then responds that there is a warning sticker on the case that states that opening the device voids his warranty. To this, Dogbert says something like "well, call me back if anything changes"