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This is one of my favourite stories from r/talesfromtechsupport originally posted by u/Ravenlunatic

Note: The acronym CPA stands for Certified Public Accountant. I'll try to annotate any technical terms as we go.

Part one - New accounting manager's first day on the job was a bad sign of things to come.

So we get a new Accounting Manager, and I was asked by HR to show her some of the IT ropes, introduce her to how to access various things on her PC and verify she's setup and ready to go. This is SOP [Standard Ope

Hi everyone. Quick question, there's a car that belongs to someone near where I live with traditional white front / yellow rear plates, but the text on the plates is red. I'm guessing to evade infrared cameras? Is that a big no-no?

I took the decision to go freelance just before the pandemic (ha ha, great timing!) Recently I've been trying to find a stable job. Every editor job I've come across recently they require you to be very aware of social media trends and even want links to your personal social media.

I don't do social media. I have a Facebook account and I post maybe a few times a year. That's it. Not only that but I hate the current trends in social media video. Fast paced, jump cuts, text flashing up, random shit thrown in. I don't like it. It's not my aesthetic.

For the first time in my career I'm questioning whether I'm too old now. I feel the zeitgeist is passing me by, and not only that but I don't