Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for April 22, 2013

last panel should have been all blue

screeeeeeeeeeeCRASSSSSHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!

Well, if Adam will buy a machine with no interchangeable parts……..

At least it has amusing .wav files associated with the crash.

It looks more like a Mac.

Mac….It always works until you need it.

SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE!!!!

yes, save save save……..it’s not IF Bill Gates’ masterpiece dies, it’s WHEN…

It’s the profile of an iMac.

Mac’s don’t die!!

Not when you spell them that way, with an apostrophe!

(Ctrl + S) ..It’s more than a recommendation. It’s a habit.

It’s an old school white iMac when they came with a fat white keyboard. Many people who got new iMacs at work hated the new chiclet wireless keyboards without a keypad, so they kept their old one.

The hard drive and other components in a mac aren’t any different than what you would find in a windows computer. They die with the same frequency.

No blue screen of death for a Mac!

And now the familiar pop-up that says "We have observed that you have a “blue screen of death” and we have the ability to correct it for only twenty dollars from your credit card".

Hope you saved it! :O

His computer can’t take it anymore.

Now we find out if Adam belongs to the group that DOES back up or if he belongs to the group that WILL back up.

I do a monthly newsletter, and every, EVERY single month, my main contributor tells me his article will be late because his computer crashed. A Mac. He swears they are the best in the world, but his track record makes me wonder.

On computer data safety remember even Jesus saves…

Red alert! Red alert! Computer crashing! HELP!!!!

I recall some years ago going into the grocery store and finding a big backup at the checkout. Every scanner display showed a bomb – that was Apple’s “blue screen”.

the blue screen should match his shirt … they’re buddies now, even in death.