mojoey
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It's Obama, call him again when the robot can play basketball...
Note to myself: If you ever own a company and need some kind of customer support, hire mojoey. "Your product does not work!" - gif saying I don't care
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jedidia
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I am tempted to see what happens if I click on the download button, but I'm also a chicken...
Feature request to the forum staff: A "thank you not" button
Quick_Nick
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fsci123
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If you dont believe them call them at 123-456-7890...
Can you do a thick Southern accent so no one understands you? You know, the calls take longer and we make money with them...
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"That's mah Jen-nay!"
jedidia
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Funny thing about Dell boards:
When they start to come appart, they have a tendency to randomly activate the default DELL passwords on BIOS and disk. I don't quite see the point in making sure that you can't access your data externally when the laptop starts failing.
I also can't quite see the point of a customer service that should be aware of that problem insisting on you sending in an 8 year old machine because they can't give you the default password, which is different for every machine and HDD depending on their serial numbers. I mean, think about it this way: I can't unlock any other computers with it, and if this one isn't mine, the guy that for years bothered to enter the utterly imemorisable default password instead of changing it really deserves no better.
It is therefore little astonishing that there are friendly hackers who made the whole security system utterly superfluous by providing you with password generators for pretty much all Dell machines. I therefore can't quite see any sense in any such thing as a "Default password", especially not if it only kicks in when your board goes haywire.
I'll never have a Dell again. ever.
When they start to come appart, they have a tendency to randomly activate the default DELL passwords on BIOS and disk. I don't quite see the point in making sure that you can't access your data externally when the laptop starts failing.
I also can't quite see the point of a customer service that should be aware of that problem insisting on you sending in an 8 year old machine because they can't give you the default password, which is different for every machine and HDD depending on their serial numbers. I mean, think about it this way: I can't unlock any other computers with it, and if this one isn't mine, the guy that for years bothered to enter the utterly imemorisable default password instead of changing it really deserves no better.
It is therefore little astonishing that there are friendly hackers who made the whole security system utterly superfluous by providing you with password generators for pretty much all Dell machines. I therefore can't quite see any sense in any such thing as a "Default password", especially not if it only kicks in when your board goes haywire.
I'll never have a Dell again. ever.
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Izack
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Robotech is an older ripoff, yes, but a ripoff nonetheless. Besides, Battletech does have some original content.
And the stuff that isn't original is considered 'unseen.' Mainly stuff inspired by (and practically ripped from) Macross.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BattleTech#Original_game
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Yes... but later. The first figures and Mechs had been based on the Robotech figures. Including the LAMs, the Land-Air-Mechs.
http://www.sarna.net/wiki/Phoenix_Hawk_LAM
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You know you work in a call center when you make an order at Sonic, and when the cashier says "your total will be 6.26, thank you," you almost say "thank you for calling $COMPANY, have a nice day."
