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Friday Funny: The Computer Man

Watch this video for a look at a time when IT professionals dressed like milkmen and handed out free Windows 95 software to dancing office workers.

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The Friday Funny: The Evolution of Photoshop

Ever wonder how Photoshop got started? Check out this tongue-in-cheek parody pic.

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The Friday Funny: VirtualBox Wallpaper

Ring in the new year with a VirtualBox-themed desktop wallpaper! Can you spot and identify all the OSes and brands depicted in the image?

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Holiday IT Horror Stories

Being an IT pro isn’t always glamorous. Read on for some of our favorite reader-submitted holiday IT horror stories.

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The Sysadmin’s 12 Days of Christmas

Take a gander at the Petri IT Knowledgebase’s version of the ubiquitous “12 Days of Christmas” holiday classic, rewritten to pay homage to the hard-working system administrator.

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The Friday Funny: Star Wars Christmas Paper Snowflakes

Need to find a use for all that extra paper piling up next to the office printer and copier? Try these extremely cool Star Wars-themed paper snowflake ornaments.

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The Friday Funny: The System Administrator Song

It ain’t easy being a sysadmin. Watch today’s Friday Funny video for “The System Administrator Song,” a little ditty about the hard-working IT professional.

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The Friday Funny: BSOD Jack-O-Lantern

Ever wonder what possessed Microsoft to create the infamous blue screen of death (BSOD)? Now we know the answer.

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The Friday Funny: Microsoft Surface Unboxing

Enjoy this humorous take on a Microsoft Surface tablet unboxing, complete with fake Russian accent, an assault rifle cartridge, a “metrosexual” interface, and lots of simulated blue screens.

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The Friday Funny: Steve Ballmer Selling Windows 1.0

Windows 8 officially arrives a week from now, but does anyone remember Windows 1.0? Watch Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer make the official pitch for the Windows that started it all.

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