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Manager: we use <teaming meeting service> for all of our team meetings.
Me: cool I'll go to the site and join the meeting.
Me: [using opera as default browser]
Service: [doesn't work with opera]
Me: [not really surprised, tries firefox]
Service: I need java to run me.
Me: I have java.
Firefox: yeah but I don't.
Me: why?
Firefox: 'cause we're phasing it out.
Me: [looking for some kind of plugin]
Internet: [tldr Firefox can only use 32bit java if it must use java]
Me: [installs 32 bit java]
Firefox: nah.
Me: waht?
Firefox: [covering its eyes] I can't see anything
Me: it's right there.
Firefox: ...
Me: ...
Firefox: ...
Me: ... please?
Firefox: ...nah...
Me: [checks service supported browsers]
Service: on Linux: ONLY FIREFOX
Me: .... fuck...
Me: [downloads Linux-32 distro]
Me: [runs as vm]
Me: [installs Firefox esr]
Me: [installs java-32]
Me: [manually creates plugin for Firefox to recognize java]
Me: [logs onto service and signs in]
Service: Meeting concluded 26 minutes ago.

Comments
  • 9
    Thefuck kind of shitty service is that? O.o
  • 15
    In that kind of situations, it's usually internet explorer that saves my day. And if internet explorer saved the day, it's time to go to bed and just try another day...
  • 5
    @CWins Yeah is it really a day worth saving if you have to use IE?
  • 1
    Added to favorites.
  • 0
    Nice story telling. Really good
  • 1
    This reminds me of the Linux class I took in collage, thought I picked the ultimate, easy A... The online modules which was 90% of the class, required IE and I Had to obtain a copy of windows to run in virtualbox, on top of Linux, so I could run IE only to see a "Linux simulation"... But why?
  • 0
    @devios1
    No, that's the moral of the story. Some stories just have a sad ending 😜
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