Luddite or Technophile?
There's something really wrong - or something really cool - about this scenario:
Windows crashes into a re-boot loop with a quick flash through of the dreaded 'blue screen of death' -- which I can't quite read as it is only onscreen about a second.
I use my cell phone, to take a picture, send it to e-mail and open it up on another computer to get the address of the failure. I then look this failure up on Google, and find out that this is a driver problem that Microsoft already knows about.
Pessimistic luddite says: "it's broken"
Optimistic technophile says: "cool! I know _why_ it's broken".
Which camp do you fall into?
Windows crashes into a re-boot loop with a quick flash through of the dreaded 'blue screen of death' -- which I can't quite read as it is only onscreen about a second.
I use my cell phone, to take a picture, send it to e-mail and open it up on another computer to get the address of the failure. I then look this failure up on Google, and find out that this is a driver problem that Microsoft already knows about.
Pessimistic luddite says: "it's broken"
Optimistic technophile says: "cool! I know _why_ it's broken".
Which camp do you fall into?