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I really wish some people would learn to use English properLY.
Fixed that. Sorry. Or not.
I really wish some people would learn to use English properLY.
Fixed that. Sorry. Or not.
I may have posted this before, but we once received this request in our portal:Well, it's not great but it does convey the intended meaning so it's not complete garbage. It's not like when they put in tickets that read "HELP I NEED HLEP MY COPMUTER STOP!!!!!!!!!!! FIX" or "nogran pfreing, please advise immediately" or "hi my name is margaret is this thing on i dont know computers its not doing anything my grandson said to unplug it but i cant find the part that goes in can you help me its margaret i sit by the window".
I ran it through Google Translate, which auto-recognised it as Portuguese, and provided this translation:Aquí Moni, Ajá. Pentecostés, puerta de tu padre o Pitágoras. Buena tarde. El fin de simple episodio para dar una vuelta por Internet que me ancho.
Here Moni, Aha. Pentecost, your father's door or Pythagoras. Good afternoon. The end of a simple episode to take a tour of the Internet that widens me.
I may have posted this before, but we once received this request in our portal:
I ran it through Google Translate, which auto-recognised it as Portuguese, and provided this translation:
Heh, I, too, have worked with engineers and architects before. Being somewhat ambidextrous, this is usually no problem for me to help fix their PC.I mouse with the left. No matter how many times I told the IT guys remoting into my work computer about that, they always got messed up.
You need to read my new book: English As She Are Spoke.Fixed that. Sorry. Or not.
Hello Margaret. Try NOT sitting near the window. Get back to me if that does not fix things. Rgds, techie1this is margaret i think that might have been a joke can you fix my computer its making a noise more than the usual noise i don't like it this is margaret i sit by the window not the window with the tree outside it but the one with the view of the other building thanks
Hmmm. My translate attempt picked it as Spanish, thusly:I may have posted this before, but we once received this request in our portal:
I ran it through Google Translate, which auto-recognised it as Portuguese, and provided this translation:
Obviously a MUCH better translation!Here Moni, aha. Pentecost, door of your father or Pythagoras. Good afternoon. The end of a simple episode to go around the Internet that I am wide.
Hmmm. My translate attempt picked it as Spanish, thusly: Obviously a MUCH better translation!![]()
Here Moni, Aja. Pentecostés, door of your priest or Pythagoras. Good afternoon. The end of a simple episode to give a tour of the Internet that I am filled with.
Hello Margaret. Try NOT sitting near the window. Get back to me if that does not fix things. Rgds, techie1
now im by the priest and pythagoras door what is going on help me
Cheats version of an old puzzle. With those two you know who the liar is.
I credit the old Doctor Who episode "Pyramids of Mars" for explaining that one to me the best.
Heh, I, too, have worked with engineers and architects before. Being somewhat ambidextrous, this is usually no problem for me to help fix their PC.
Which is why they produce hundreds of left wings but no right wings, and expect that if you simply turn some of them upside-down, they can be stuck on the other side of the planes.Unfortunately, I had to deal with the support people at Boeing, who were the lowest cost outside contractors they could find.
By email? Shouldn't Outlook, or whatever client, flag up the spellings?I really wish some people would learn to use English proper.
This is a technical explanation we received this morning for a problem that has been ongoing for some time:
"...we believe that what we are seeing for most users is that some of the office com add-ins reduce the performance of MS Office to a point that when another process that also consumes resources occur, Office usability can reduce to the point where there it significant impacts on useability."
Okay, thanks for that.
This was in Teams, but yes.By email? Shouldn't Outlook, or whatever client, flag up the spellings?
Was it worth it, though?Tip I learned the hard way, don't make a habit of that.
You start doing it on the reg and sooner or later your timing is going to be off and it's gonna come out before they hang up.
Signed - Someone who in the very distant past muttered a last minute "For ****'s sake" while finishing a call with a CWO4.