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Remember when we thought VCRs were complicated? Nowadays, it seems like you need a computer science degree just to set up a new smartphone! We've all been there – staring at a screen, wondering why that darn thing won't work after we followed the instructions to a T. Whether it's printers that refuse to print, computer "updates" that ruin your afternoon, or those voice assistants that never understand what you're actually asking for, technology can be downright maddening. Take a moment to chuckle at these 32 tech disasters that prove you're definitely not alone in your digital frustrations. At least we all suffered through learning how to text together!
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#1
Our D.c. Office Building Got A Security Robot. It Drowned Itself. We Were Promised Flying Cars, Instead We Got Destructive Robots
Trillian 8 months ago
"Here I am with a brain the size of a planet and they ask me to work in security. Call that job satisfaction? I don't."
Michael Largey 8 months ago
They told you that Marvin was paranoid. But apparently he had some real enemies.
Richard Iachetta 8 months ago
Happened during a Trump administration. He thought these humans are too STUPID to protect
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#2
Ticket Said "Camera Flickers To Fuzzy Brown Image Often"
#3
So Mac Doesnt Support Windows But Atleast It Supports Doors
Forrest Hobbs 8 months ago
Even if it's broken, it's worth something on eBay. 🤷
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An early word processor progam was actually called "Expensive typewriter" because computer time was to expensive back then a real typewriter would have been a lot cheaper. There was an "Expensive desk calculator" program too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expensive_Typewriter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expensive_Desk_Calculator
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Tucker Cahooter 8 months ago
I picked up a couple of these a few months for less than AUD $10 at auction, installed Linux Mint, they work great
#4
It Seems Like He’s Suffering From Something Called “Life”
#5
Leave Her Alone
Forrest Hobbs 8 months ago (edited)
I think it's solar powered. https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/17/arts/design/desert-x-show-things-go-awry-shy-bot-disappears.html
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#6
Trapped
Trisec Tebeakesse 8 months ago
I hate that thing with a passion uncontested. I go shopping, it appears and beeps at me, I tell it to f**k off. EVERY D**N TIME.
Teutonic Disaster 8 months ago
WTF is that thing supposed to be/help with and which store chain do we have to avoid shopping at?
Load More Replies... Cougar Allen 8 months ago
Hmmm ... with what sort of boxes shall we trap it next time? Hmmm....
Tom Brincefield 8 months ago
The motor is plenty strong enough to move the boxes. The sensors are covered, so it won't move.
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I Don't Know What My Car Wants
Glix Drap 8 months ago
My advice was always take it somewhere quiet and set it on fire.
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Customer Describes A “Slight” Burning Smell
#9
I Made A Lipstick Robot
arthbach 8 months ago
Simone's robots started out as 'crappy little robots', but she got good, and her makes are now good, fantastic, and interesting.
BeesEelsAndPups 8 months ago
yeah, I actually like watching her stuff. It's pretty hilarious, but her ideas are cool, and she's clearly a brilliant engineer.
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#10
My Friend Being Deleted From The Inside. Please Help
Andrew Keir 8 months ago
Context suggests this probably means 'slow down and get into lane 1' ?
#11
My Sim Slept While Carrying A Plate
arthbach 8 months ago
James, that's better than a Sim my daughter created. The Sim was half plant, half vampire. It needed the sun to grow and live, but the sun caused the poor creature to burn.
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Roomba Destruction By Toilet Paper
#13
Iphoneos Subtly Trying To Tell You Your Sleep Schedule Is Messed Up
#14
Mouse
Andrew Keir 8 months ago
Mickey spotted the incorrect wiring but nobody thanked him for fixing it.
#15
Do You Belive In Love At First Sight?
#16
I Am Always Amazed At How Beautiful The Earth Is
#17
“Why Won’t My WiFi Work?”
Inigo Montoya 8 months ago
The router has entered a Salvador Dali surrealist phase
Load More Replies... Andrew Keir 8 months ago
I had something like this happen to me when I was in my first job - room fan heater on a time switch, plastic radio. cleaner tidies round and leaves the heater pointing at the radio, later, the time switch operates ...
Holly Marley 8 months ago
Did everyone but the cleaner have to watch a work safety hazards video, cause my job would have made us do it, but the cleaning crew is a contract company and they wouldnt and the problem wouldn't be fixed
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#18
I Was Talking To A Fellow Human
#19
I Think It Needs A Little Bit More Solder
Bill Swallow 8 months ago
Is this that nanotechnology "gray goo" scenario we're supposed to worry about? [Note: I typed 'n a n i t e' and my phone autocorrected to 'nanotechnology'. Something to consider. Carefully.]
#20
Thanks For The Warning?
#21
Here Is A Photo Graph Of My Brother Working At His Human Job
Andrew Keir 8 months ago
Sentient, maybe; intelligent, not a chance. You're on the end of a wire, like the rest of us
#22
Quite A Nice Run I Had This Evening
Andrew Keir 8 months ago
Anything less than 5 E -06 seconds to the mile, suggests the lightspeed barrier is now a thing of the past !
Talis 8 months ago (edited)
He's a man, Deborah... That will not happen... 😉
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#23
High School Chromebook
#24
Celebrate 25 Years With An iMac Graveyard
#25
"My PC Shut Off Suddenly And Won't Turn Back On."
#26
Oh No I Overcharged My Phone
Deborah Schuler 8 months ago
Not if he or she starts scrolling through Twitter (currently known as X.)
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Andrew Keir 8 months ago
Isn't that just 1% charged, to an inordinate number of decimal points ?
Inigo Montoya 8 months ago
I believe this is Turkish. Periods in numbers are the North American equivalent of commas throughout Europe.
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#27
I Don’t Think This Is Right
#28
I Found This Spicy Pillow At A Vet Clinic. Surface Pro 4, About 7 Years Old
#29
Solving America's Tipping Culture Problem
*raspberry sound 8 months ago
Why are you being downvoted for innocuous comments?
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Richienotsorich 7 months ago
Maybe it's one of those restaurants that pays their staff a decent wage and tipping is voluntary rather than necessary.
#30
Queens, NY Is Not Somewhere I'd Like To Be A Phone Tech
#31
I Burned So Many Cals I Am Air Now
Inigo Montoya 8 months ago
For a great workout, put your watch in the washing machine and run the spin cycle for a couple hours.
Load More Replies... Andrew Keir 8 months ago
"When a Mummy and a Daddy love each other very much .... you're going to have a sister! Or maybe a brother ... in 9 months' time, anyway.
#32
Its Still Running
g90814 8 months ago
it's probably kept alive for some legacy program that only runs on Win2K
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