Here’s something new: a children’s book by Microsoft explaining the merits of the Windows Home Server. Spooky.
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Alex Schleifer
Mommy, why is there a server in my house?
Here’s something new: a children’s book by Microsoft explaining the merits of the Windows Home Server. Spooky.
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teebo
16 January 2008, 18:08 ( Permalink )
16 January 2008, 18:08 ( Permalink )
It’s creepy, ineffective marketing but really funny in its own way. someone even created an entry on wikipedia for the fictionnal Tom O’connor :
Tom O’Connor, Ph.D., I.MFT, has devoted his therapy practice to helping families grow and change as the world changes ever so swiftly around them. He first gained prominence in the ’80s with his pioneering work on electric pencil sharpeners in the home.
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