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Microsoft Vista: A satirical cartoon about infuriating bureaucracy

So says the Guardian columist and professional misanthrope Charlie Brooker at the end of column about Valentines day of all things:This week Charlie bought a new computer and spent what seemed like 5,000 hours clicking dialog boxes in Windows Vista: "Which feels more like a satirical cartoon about infuriating bureaucracy than an operating system."Brooker knows a thing or two about tech as he used to be jobbing games journalist.
Written by Andrew Donoghue, Contributor

So says the Guardian columist and professional misanthrope Charlie Brooker at the end of column about Valentines day of all things:

This week Charlie bought a new computer and spent what seemed like 5,000 hours clicking dialog boxes in Windows Vista: "Which feels more like a satirical cartoon about infuriating bureaucracy than an operating system."

Brooker knows a thing or two about tech as he used to be jobbing games journalist. If you have not read his new book (Dawn of the Dumb: Dispatches from the Idiotic Frontline), I heartily recommend it - unless your say George Bush, a Mac Fan or an idiot.

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