• (cs)

    TRWTF is that Justin would see road signs while telecommuting.

  • not frits (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    alt boog:
    Congratulations, frits. You've achieved memehood. Without really even trying to boot.

    Actually, "fake frits" is a meme. Although "frits is a meme" may become a meme. Dang kids.

    All I can say is: your welcome.
    FTFY

    It is "you're" as in "you are welcome"...or is this some sort of meta-joke?

  • Loren Pechtel (unregistered) in reply to PC Load Letter
    PC Load Letter:
    I think the wireless printer guy was too quick to post. The cable is to provision your printer via PC to work on your wireless network in the first place. I own the model printer in question, and configuring its print server with '<', '>' and 'OK' would be madness.

    I don't have the printer but this was my exact thought when I saw it. They included the cable because it's a wireless printer and thus people wouldn't expect to need a cable. No WTF here.

  • Ozz (unregistered) in reply to airdrik
    airdrik:
    Though I have to appreciate frits' other modification. Real programmers use vi/emacs/nano (encode the machine instructions directly into executables)
    Real programmers use butterflies.
  • Anon (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    "...and what's even worse, wrote Daniel, my 'wireless' printer has to be plugged into the wall or it won't turn on at all."

    Even worse, if you open it up, you'll find it's full of wires! Same thing with my supposedly "wireless" phone. WTF!

  • (cs) in reply to Brandon
    Brandon:
    BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.

    You mean Future Shop's sale model is not to sell overpriced crap to people who don't know any better? I had no idea.

  • Anon (unregistered) in reply to PoPSiCLe
    PoPSiCLe:
    Bus Logic:
    but it's a rule of modern electronics that if a thing can be done, it will be done without anyone stopping to ask "is there actually any point to this"? It's the same reason we have solar powered keyboards (no, I'm not making this up - apparently Logitech believe that outdoor keyboard use is a perfectly common thing).
    Well... the "solar powered" keyboard you're talking about works just the same way "solar powered" calculators do - ie, it works just fine with normal indoor lighting - and having a keyboard that never needs a change of batteries, or being hooked up or placed in a cradle for charging might appeal to some.

    I was going to say the same thing. Apparently Bus Logic likes to type in the dark.

  • Jason (unregistered) in reply to Bus Logic

    You don't have to.

    It's optional. It's generally just easier. However, you can use the onboard control panel and do it. It's just more time consuming.

  • frits (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    Brandon:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    Well, your all obviously just idiots and not the real fake frits at all. TRFF is easy to spot.

    I'm frits and so's my wife.

  • Frits (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    Brandon:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    I'd like to welcome the pommey bastard to God's own Earth, and remind him that we don't like stuck-up sticky-beaks here.
  • frits (unregistered) in reply to boog
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    Well, your all obviously just idiots and not the real fake frits at all. TRFF is easy to spot.
    Congratulations, frits. You've achieved memehood. Without really even trying to boot.
    You're parents must be so proud. Why don't you go upstairs and tell them all about it?
  • (cs) in reply to frits
    trwtf:
    You're parents must be so proud. Why don't you go upstairs and tell them all about it?

    I told my Daddy and he said to say "you dun goofed" and "The Cyber-Police are on there way." I guess they back-tracked you.

  • Anonymous (unregistered) in reply to Anonymous

    Lots of engineers use Express for simple home coding projects. I have the full Visual Studio at work, but I'm not going to buy the whole thing for some minor coding at home, and I'm not going to install my employer's copy at home, either.

  • frits (unregistered) in reply to frits

    Imitating YOU? HA!!

    You are the imitator!! I am the REAL fake frits!!

  • (cs) in reply to Anonymous
    Anonymous:
    Maybe TRWTF is the fact that the prerequisites are an order of magnitude bigger than the software itself.

    Yeah, welcome to .NET programming. It's always like that.

  • (cs) in reply to Anonymous
    Anonymous:
    Lots of engineers use Express for simple home coding projects. I have the full Visual Studio at work, but I'm not going to buy the whole thing for some minor coding at home, and I'm not going to install my employer's copy at home, either.

    Actually, VS 2010 (and earlier editions) is licensed per user, not device, so you may be OK using it on your home PC. That being said, the express versions are perfectly functional for most routine coding tasks.

  • fake frits (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    Imitating *YOU*? HA!!

    You are the imitator!! I am the REAL fake frits!!

    No, *I* am the *REAL* fake frits!!
  • Bus Logic (unregistered) in reply to not frits
    not frits:
    Bus Logic:
    Lazy? That's not fair at all... just because you can configure your Pixma by hand doesn't mean you could configure the Lexmark in a similar fashion.

    I think someone has printer-envy... sad really; it's not like size matters.

    I know you're only joking but funnily enough I actually have a Pixma multi-function myself!

  • frits (unregistered) in reply to fake frits
    fake frits:
    frits:
    Imitating *YOU*? HA!!

    You are the imitator!! I am the REAL fake frits!!

    No, *I* am the *REAL* fake frits!!
    Fuck you both, I'm the real fake frits. I've been imitating the real frits since he was unregistered, which means I've been imitating him before he was even real frits!
  • Bus Logic (unregistered) in reply to Anon
    Anon:
    PoPSiCLe:
    Bus Logic:
    but it's a rule of modern electronics that if a thing can be done, it will be done without anyone stopping to ask "is there actually any point to this"? It's the same reason we have solar powered keyboards (no, I'm not making this up - apparently Logitech believe that outdoor keyboard use is a perfectly common thing).
    Well... the "solar powered" keyboard you're talking about works just the same way "solar powered" calculators do - ie, it works just fine with normal indoor lighting - and having a keyboard that never needs a change of batteries, or being hooked up or placed in a cradle for charging might appeal to some.

    I was going to say the same thing. Apparently Bus Logic likes to type in the dark.

    Light cannot permeate the thick layer of cigarette smoke that surrounds my keyboard on a permanent basis. I though all software developers were chronic smokers. Were none of you guys coding through the 80s? It was actually law back then.

  • the real frits (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    fake frits:
    frits:
    Imitating *YOU*? HA!!

    You are the imitator!! I am the REAL fake frits!!

    No, *I* am the *REAL* fake frits!!
    Fuck you both, I'm the real fake frits. I've been imitating the real frits since he was unregistered, which means I've been imitating him before he was even real frits!

    Excuse me, but I am unregistered.

  • frits (unregistered) in reply to the real frits
    the real frits:
    frits:
    fake frits:
    frits:
    Imitating *YOU*? HA!!

    You are the imitator!! I am the REAL fake frits!!

    No, *I* am the *REAL* fake frits!!
    Fuck you both, I'm the real fake frits. I've been imitating the real frits since he was unregistered, which means I've been imitating him before he was even real frits!

    Excuse me, but I am unregistered.

    [image]
  • Ibi-Wan Kentobi (unregistered) in reply to Anonymous
    Anonymous:
    _sam:
    £000's is common (on junk mail at least) and I find it easily understandable. Think of some pounds, add 000 and you get some thousands of pounds. No, it doesn't parse precisely. No, no-one cares.

    Target audience for the ad isn't the smartest bunch, after all. but they'll understand better than the submitter, apparently.... :-P

    Let me get this straight - you freely admit that the target audience for this sort of thing is a pretty unintelligent demographic yet you highlight with a rather backwards pride that you find it "easily understandable". In other words, you're openly admitting you're an idiot. Well, you may be an idiot but you're honest and that counts for a lot in my book, good work.

    Let me get this straight - you think that information directed at idiots can only be understood by idiots? As I understood it, intelligent people can usually understand MORE concepts than stupid ones. Well, you may not be so clear on that whole hierarchy but you're passive-aggressive when you're confrontational and that counts for a lot in my book, good work.

  • Shishire (unregistered) in reply to Ozz
    Ozz:
    airdrik:
    Though I have to appreciate frits' other modification. Real programmers use vi/emacs/nano (encode the machine instructions directly into executables)
    Real programmers use butterflies.
    C-x M-c M-butterfly
  • (cs)

    Instructions for installing this wireless cable.

    1. Do not open the package.
    2. Do not connect end "A" to your computer.
    3. Do not connect end "B" to your wireless modem.
    4. Throw the cable in the unopened package into the nearest trash receptacle.
  • (cs) in reply to frits
    frits:
    trwtf:
    You're parents must be so proud. Why don't you go upstairs and tell them all about it?

    I told my Daddy and he said to say "you dun goofed" and "The Cyber-Police are on they're way." I guess they back-tracked you.

    Fixed.

  • Mythran (unregistered) in reply to Frits
    Frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    Brandon:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    I'd like to welcome the pommey bastard to God's own Earth, and remind him that we don't like stuck-up sticky-beaks here.

    Reminds me of a song...

    "I am my own fake frits"...or was it "I am my own grandpa"? Oh well...

  • Capitan Oblivio (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    Typographic diarrhea

    Shut up already. We all know this is all the same person. As if anybody would waste time interacting with you.

  • (cs) in reply to Coyne
    Coyne:
    Instructions for installing this wireless cable.
    1. Do not open the package.
    2. Do not connect end "A" to your computer.
    3. Do not connect end "B" to your wireless modem.
    4. Throw the cable in the unopened package into the nearest trash receptacle.
    ^ Win.
  • (cs) in reply to DCRoss
    DCRoss:
    Brandon:
    BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.

    You mean Future Shop's sale model is not to sell overpriced crap to people who don't know any better? I had no idea.

    Well said! :)

    x 2> E96 qC2?5@? 7C@> E96 A2DDH@C5=6?8E9 tCC@CV5]

  • (cs) in reply to jonnyq
    jonnyq:
    PC Load Letter:
    I think the wireless printer guy was too quick to post. The cable is to provision your printer via PC to work on your wireless network in the first place. I own the model printer in question, and configuring its print server with '<', '>' and 'OK' would be madness.

    Exactly what I came to say. Without a big screen and a keyboard on the printer, how else do you intend to get the printer on your network? I'm not one to come crying about TRWTF, but...

    Yeah, Canon wireless printer I have from a few years ago is the same. Gotta plug it in via USB to a real PC for the initial installation on the network.

    I did like the idea that it's actually the submitter's first printer that came with an installation cable.

  • Anonymous (unregistered) in reply to Ibi-Wan Kentobi
    Ibi-Wan Kentobi:
    Anonymous:
    _sam:
    £000's is common (on junk mail at least) and I find it easily understandable. Think of some pounds, add 000 and you get some thousands of pounds. No, it doesn't parse precisely. No, no-one cares.

    Target audience for the ad isn't the smartest bunch, after all. but they'll understand better than the submitter, apparently.... :-P

    Let me get this straight - you freely admit that the target audience for this sort of thing is a pretty unintelligent demographic yet you highlight with a rather backwards pride that you find it "easily understandable". In other words, you're openly admitting you're an idiot. Well, you may be an idiot but you're honest and that counts for a lot in my book, good work.

    Let me get this straight - you think that information directed at idiots can only be understood by idiots? As I understood it, intelligent people can usually understand MORE concepts than stupid ones. Well, you may not be so clear on that whole hierarchy but you're passive-aggressive when you're confrontational and that counts for a lot in my book, good work.

    Thank you for your kind words my friend, I'm glad you commend my methods so steadfastly.

  • (cs) in reply to shadowman
    shadowman:
    jonnyq:
    PC Load Letter:
    I think the wireless printer guy was too quick to post. The cable is to provision your printer via PC to work on your wireless network in the first place. I own the model printer in question, and configuring its print server with '<', '>' and 'OK' would be madness.

    Exactly what I came to say. Without a big screen and a keyboard on the printer, how else do you intend to get the printer on your network? I'm not one to come crying about TRWTF, but...

    Yeah, Canon wireless printer I have from a few years ago is the same. Gotta plug it in via USB to a real PC for the initial installation on the network.

    I did like the idea that it's actually the submitter's first printer that came with an installation cable.

    That doesn't really void the irony[1] of "Wireless Installation Cable". ;)

    [1] http://theoatmeal.com/comics/irony

  • Frits fritstron (unregistered) in reply to Mythran
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    I'd like to welcome the pommey bastard to God's own Earth, and remind him that we don't like stuck-up sticky-beaks here.

    Reminds me of a song...

    "I am my own fake frits"...or was it "I am my own grandpa"? Oh well...

    Dear frits,

    In case you can’t tell, this is a frits-up place. The fact that you insist on using your fritsdiculous handle clearly shows that you’re too young and too stupid to be using fritsNet.

    Go away and grow up.

    Sincerely, Frits fritstron

  • 0100000010010011110101101101101101101101101101101101101101101110 (unregistered) in reply to Capitan Oblivio
    Capitan Oblivio:
    frits:
    Typographic diarrhea

    Shut up already. We all know this is all the same person. As if anybody would waste time interacting with you.

    Mh. Trolling a troll who is abusing your name is fun. Trolling a troll who is accidentally the same person as you ... somehow, that paints a very sad picture. Somehow.

  • (cs) in reply to Capitan Oblivio
    Capitan Oblivio:
    frits(unregistered):
    Typographic diarrhea

    Shut up already. We all know this is all the same person. As if anybody would waste time interacting with you.

    Didn't you just interact with fake frits? Or are you him?

  • Frits (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    Brandon:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    Well, your all obviously just idiots and not the real fake frits at all. TRFF is easy to spot.

    I'm frits and so's my wife.

    Vewy well. I shall welease Fwits!

  • frits (unregistered) in reply to Frits fritstron
    Frits fritstron:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    I'd like to welcome the pommey bastard to God's own Earth, and remind him that we don't like stuck-up sticky-beaks here.

    Reminds me of a song...

    "I am my own fake frits"...or was it "I am my own grandpa"? Oh well...

    Dear frits,

    In case you can’t tell, this is a frits-up place. The fact that you insist on using your fritsdiculous handle clearly shows that you’re too young and too stupid to be using fritsNet.

    Go away and grow up.

    Sincerely, Frits fritstron

    Hi, I'm new here. Why are you all using my name?

  • frits (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    Frits fritstron:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    I'd like to welcome the pommey bastard to God's own Earth, and remind him that we don't like stuck-up sticky-beaks here.

    Reminds me of a song...

    "I am my own fake frits"...or was it "I am my own grandpa"? Oh well...

    Dear frits,

    In case you can’t tell, this is a frits-up place. The fact that you insist on using your fritsdiculous handle clearly shows that you’re too young and too stupid to be using fritsNet.

    Go away and grow up.

    Sincerely, Frits fritstron

    Hi, I'm new here. Why are you all using my name?
    I for one welcome our new frits overlords--welcome to The Daily What the Frits

  • installguy (unregistered) in reply to PC Load Letter

    yep, to do the initial setup of your wireless printer, you need to run the software with it hooked up over USB, so it is the setup cable to setup wireless. Smug fail.

  • Daniel Kokan (unregistered) in reply to Leedo
    Leedo:
    Regarding the wireless printer coming with a cable. What folks seem to be missing is that, yes, it seems a bit silly to send a cable with a printer that is wireless. But the real WTF (and is part of the joke in the text) is that up until now regular wired printers never came with a cable. So now I buy a printer that doesn't need the cable and I get one??

    That was exactly the point. I was aware it was used for installation, as I had already installed it when I posted this. :)

    Alright frontpage!

  • Anonymously Yours (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    frits:
    Frits fritstron:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    frits:
    FutureShop.ca (Canada's Best Buy)
    Last time I checked, Best Buy Canada was Canada's Best Buy BestBuy owns FutureShop, but its not Best Buy, each operates on a different sales model and is operated completely independent of Best Buy.
    Way to split hairs Brandon, I bet you're a barrel of laughs at parties (those are the things you never get invited to BTW).
    What? Another fake frits? I guess the featured comments that were their in yesterdays article was enough to get all the morons to start imitating me.
    Oh my God, three fake frits? When is it ever going to end?
    Who hasn't done something like this before?
    Is your name not frits? That's going to cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you "frits" to keep it clear?
    I'd like to welcome the pommey bastard to God's own Earth, and remind him that we don't like stuck-up sticky-beaks here.

    Reminds me of a song...

    "I am my own fake frits"...or was it "I am my own grandpa"? Oh well...

    Dear frits,

    In case you can’t tell, this is a frits-up place. The fact that you insist on using your fritsdiculous handle clearly shows that you’re too young and too stupid to be using fritsNet.

    Go away and grow up.

    Sincerely, Frits fritstron

    Hi, I'm new here. Why are you all using my name?
    I for one welcome our new frits overlords--welcome to The Daily What the Frits
    Would someone initiate the kick for Cillian Murphy so his brain's not tapioca when we all wake up? I'd like to see my family again.

  • Bill's Kid (unregistered) in reply to Capitan Oblivio
    Capitan Oblivio:
    frits:
    Typographic diarrhea

    Shut up already. We all know this is all the same person. As if anybody would waste time interacting with you.

    I'm slightly confused...

  • frits (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    I for one welcome our new frits overlords--welcome to The Daily What the Frits

    ^^ obviously the REAL frits ^^

  • Anon (unregistered) in reply to Daniel Kokan
    Daniel Kokan:
    Leedo:
    Regarding the wireless printer coming with a cable. What folks seem to be missing is that, yes, it seems a bit silly to send a cable with a printer that is wireless. But the real WTF (and is part of the joke in the text) is that up until now regular wired printers never came with a cable. So now I buy a printer that doesn't need the cable and I get one??

    That was exactly the point. I was aware it was used for installation, as I had already installed it when I posted this. :)

    Alright frontpage!

    I don't fully get this assertion. I'm not disputing you, it's just that every single printer I've ever bought (and I've gone through quite a few in my time) has come with a cable. I would return a printer if it didn't come with one, just on principle - if I've paid that much money for something I expect to be able to use it straight out the box, I don't even care that I've got a bunch of old cables already. Which is a good point, I can back up this claim by counting my printer cable collection..

    [I actually counted my old printer cables here]

    I found 4 LPTs and at least 4 USBs but it's hard to tell with the USB cables because they're just plain old USB A-B cables, I'm going by memory as to which ones came with a printer. Anyway, this still serves as a good indication that all my previous printer purchases have come with a cable.

    Is this an American thing maybe? Supply the hardware but con the customer into paying extra for the luxury of actually using it?

  • Frit Bowfrits (unregistered) in reply to Anonymously Yours

    My God! It's full of frits!

  • matty (unregistered) in reply to jonnyq
    jonnyq:
    PC Load Letter:
    I think the wireless printer guy was too quick to post. The cable is to provision your printer via PC to work on your wireless network in the first place. I own the model printer in question, and configuring its print server with '<', '>' and 'OK' would be madness.

    Exactly what I came to say. Without a big screen and a keyboard on the printer, how else do you intend to get the printer on your network? I'm not one to come crying about TRWTF, but...

    My Brother HL-2170W shipped configured to use an ad-hoc wireless network and instructions on how to configure my laptop to join the network, once I connected to it I was then able to reconfigure it to connect to my access point

  • (cs)

    I'm fakefrits Yes I'm the real fakefrits All you other fakefritses are just being dumb twits So won't the real fake frits please stand up

    <sarcasm> Also, TRWTF is that that was way more than 9 characters in that password. I THINK THIS ARTICLE IS TOTALLY FAYKD'D YOU GUISE</sarcasm>.

  • (cs) in reply to frits
    frits:
    Derp:
    Thew Visual C# installer needs to install common components, required to be present on the drive containing %WINDIR% and %PROGRAMFILES%, that's where the gross of the size comes from.

    TRWTF is that you're installing an IDE and expect to be taken seriously as a programmer with your submission.

    FTFY

    Haha! Of course you were only kidding .... I mean you were kidding ... right??

  • frits (unregistered) in reply to antred
    antred:
    frits:
    Derp:
    Thew Visual C# installer needs to install common components, required to be present on the drive containing %WINDIR% and %PROGRAMFILES%, that's where the gross of the size comes from.

    TRWTF is that you're installing an IDE and expect to be taken seriously as a programmer with your submission.

    FTFY

    Haha! Of course you were only kidding .... I mean you were kidding ... right??

    omg, what are you thinking? frits learning a programming language? That's not just possible. Think of him like Jen on the IT Crowd.

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