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minus-square@Deepus@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglish26•10 months agoI feel like you’ve worked helpdesk at some point.
minus-square@Crozekiel@lemmy.ziplinkfedilinkEnglish8•10 months agoYes. Unfortunately. “a virus? How did I get that? What’s an anti-virus? You must be wrong, I just do a little bit of web browsing and downloading music.” (this was in the windows xp days that I’m specifically flashing back to)
I feel like you’ve worked helpdesk at some point.
Worked IT. Can confirm.
Yes. Unfortunately. “a virus? How did I get that? What’s an anti-virus? You must be wrong, I just do a little bit of web browsing and downloading music.” (this was in the windows xp days that I’m specifically flashing back to)