PhoenixFire296

Could hashpower from Nicehash be pointed at a p2pool node? If so, enough people doing that could help mitigate the coinotron pool's effect. Plus then the p2pool net1 could have a higher share of the overall hashpower, yielding more blocks for everyone on net1.

Background: I work in an inbound call center for a nationwide technology chain. We provide support for all products the company's stores sell.

The other day I was working on our text chat service and it got extremely busy. As a result of having to deal with as many as 8 people at a time, I got a little short with some of them.

One person in particular had entered as his problem: new computer, no sound.

He had purchased a desktop PC and a monitor.

I didn't really feel like dealing with in-depth problems at the time, and as a result, the exchange went roughly like this.

Me: (Normal greeting that is sent to everyone that I chat with)

Customer: (Provides requested information)

C: I j

As a bit of background, I work in an inbound call center for a national technology company. We get all manner of calls relating to any and all products sold by the company's retail stores. Yesterday, I received the following call. It was my first call of the day.

Customer: Hi, I have an old eMac that I just love.

The customer then proceeds to rant about how great his eMac is for about 3-5 minutes.

C: Lately, my Safari has been crashing. I called Apple about it, and they told me that the software has a bug in it. Can you help me fix it?

I then proceeded to explain to this customer that, as a 3rd party person who has no affiliation with Apple whatsoever, I have no power to make a

Bit of back story: I work at an inbound phone tech support center for a nationwide retail technology chain. We troubleshoot anything and everything that the company sells.

So today at work, I sat down at my cubicle to notice that my supervisor had installed Windows 8 on my work desktop. Unfortunately, he had neglected to activate the installation. So I proceed to try the normal activation steps and get an error code that our Multiple Activation Key license had been activated too many times. So I called Microsoft.

This is where it gets fun.

The first person I talked to was very calm and upon finding out that I was trying to activate Windows 8 Enterprise, he transferred me over to an "

Hey all, new to TFTS, and I just started a job working inbound phone tech support for a national company. Lo and behold, I already have a tale to tell.

A woman called in today with an issue where her computer had booted up and she had to login using her Windows Live account and she didn't know how. I knew this was just the beginning of something awful because she started asking me questions about her email. Anytime I would ask her what kind of account she had, she would start talking about two different email accounts (personal & work). When I asked her which one she wanted to use, she would just repeat herself.

This went on for a good 5 minutes before I finally got it out of her that