It's a tube, kinda like a fish highway to let fish over dams. Interesting ecological stuff. But let's be honest it's way too reminiscent of Futurama tubes to pass up this opportunity. At least there's no suicide booth.
Tinder is the place to try out those cheesy pickup lines and enjoy the process of not taking yourself too seriously. The world of online dating certainly has its success stories, but it would seem that a lot of the time, it's just people being silly and saying ridiculous stuff to each other. Check out some more gems from Tinder over here, if you're still hungry for more.
Terry Crews is always giving us new reasons to love him. In this case, he explains why he built his own PC, and the explanation itself is the gem.
Well, that is what she wanted, right? After a long stretch of bullying and threats, this employee finally called Karen on her word and got rid of her account. IT workers receive some ridiculous requests on a day-to-day basis, and that's when they're not even dealing with a malicious and absurdly demanding Karen.
Most of us aren't computer people, but we kind of know that you're not supposed to drill holes in your mouse or hammer anything into your USB port. You don't need to be in IT to know that these moments of Tech Support Gore can be pretty difficult to look at. For more proof that people suck with technology, here are ridiculous requests that IT workers received.
Someone on AskReddit got a fun thread going about the most tech illiterate things that people ever did. At the very least these moments should serve as a solid reminder that there are a whole lot of people out there that have no idea what they're doing when it comes to technology. Hard to keep up with all of it.
You don't see that every day. Sometimes technology does some pretty amazing things.
Well, this is absolute gold and we love it. Can't blame James May for losing it during the robot's guided tour.
May the fourth be with you. This Alexa was programmed to play the Imperial March and make droid noises when it launched the robot vacuum.
This fun AskReddit thread has IT workers describing the most ridiculous requests/calls/occurrences they've had while on the job. IT workers really need to possess a superhuman level of patience to navigate the ins and outs of their jobs, while maintaining a grip on sanity. It's astounding how many people call for tech support, before checking to see if the computer is plugged in.
