Computers - if it's not one problem, it's another

[CityBoyGoneCountry]

I drive a 733 P3,128 megs Rambus,8 gig scuzi harddrive,16 meg Matrox vid card

I don't even know what the fuck you just said.

That's the problem. Computer people act as though everyone should know as much as they do about computers. As if we all have spent the same amount of time dicking around with computers.

Look, I've probably spent about the same amount of time learning about computers as you have spent learning about welding. I wouldn't be dumb enough to put a welder in your hands and expect you to produce a good weld without any instruction. Why would anyone expect me to be able to fix my computer without any instruction?

The first thing computer nerds have to realize is that we are all educated, but in different fields. And we all have to depend on each other's different expertise in order for this world of ours to function.

CityBoyGoneCountry Reviewed by CityBoyGoneCountry on 11-25-2006. Computers - if it's not one problem, it's another Sometimes I wish I was a nerd. You have to be a nerd, or have a friend who is a nerd, or have vast amounts of money to pay a nerd, if you want your computer to perform satisfactory. My latest frustration with this money pit called a computer comes in the form of a graphics card. I was unable to play certain games that I really wanted to play, and I was told I needed to upgrade my graphics card. So I did. Last night I took my computer down to the store so a nerd could look it over, and I Rating: 5