, 2006-01-20
Technical support that's outsourced to foreign countries can cause frustration and have a negative impact on security when the problems remain unsolved.
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2006-01-20
Anonymous (6 replies)
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Users are not stupid; they have lives outside of PCs
2006-01-23
Jeff Hotchkiss (2 replies)
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Re: Users are not stupid; they have lives outside of PCs
2006-01-23
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2006-01-25
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2006-02-06
Jeff Hotchkiss (1 replies)
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Re: Users are not stupid; they have lives outside of PCs
2006-01-25
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
English is their only unifying national language
2006-02-03
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)

On the car analogy topic: remember the jokes about "General Car Error" in cars from Microsoft ? We have one control which can be labeled that way. Yes, there are "not enough oil" and some other controls, but there are also one control which is supposed to signalise that you need to take the car to some expert, who will talk to car's computer and get the real error code.
Hey, I as computer "expert" will prefer if the car will tell me the code !
Back to theme: how many errors the computer throws should be relabeled to "General computer error" according to you ? And do you really expect people will take their computers to expert when they'll see one, without trying to fix it, even when they see it as often as they do ?
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