Re:72% of Consumers Don't Know What Net Neutrality Is
by KGIII on Thursday August 17, 2017 @02:22PM
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When I retired, I moved to a new, very rural, area.
This led to what was probably one of the dumbest things I've ever done.
Wanting to be nice, I fixed a new neighbor's computer. I then fixed another, and another, and it kept going. For an area with so little population, I was shocked by the numbers.
The good news is that this drove me back to Linux. Now, I can truthfully tell them that I don't use their OS and am not qualified to fix their problem.
Still, don't fix someone's computer. Certainly don't do it for free.
I... I don't do this anymore. I've found myself overburdened with support calls when the tech I've configured invariable breaks. Whether it's weeks or months later. Even if what I've configured isn't the culprit, I'm still on the hook. This is actually one of the reasons why I recommend Apple products to the least tech-saavy in my circles. Just so I can direct them to Apple Support later on...