Tell me the most humorous side of Information Technology*?
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that we dont trust people with our money but we will waste our money on stupid pieces of metal!
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http://www.ebaumsworld.com/\n\n\n\nP.S. 'funnest' isn't a word....it's funniest
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http://www.c4vct.com/kym/humor/csex.htm
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Well, personally I like the computer program Interactive Driver's Ed (I think that's the title, or something else...but ANYWAYS...). It's fun, too :D :)
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LOL laughing out loud\nFYI for your information
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sense of humor\nintelligence
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Maybe geeks have a sense of humor.
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Besides Yahoo and Yahoo answers?  LOL... \n\nI would have to honestly say it's a tie between\n\nhttp://www.ebaumsworld.com and\nhttp://www.illwillpress.com\n\nThey both keep me laughing in this odd world we live in.
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ebaumsworld.com is pretty hilarious
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Information technology (IT) or Information and communication(s) technology (ICT) is a broad subject concerned with technology and other aspects of managing and processing information, especially in large organizations.
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Laughing\nMy\n@ss\nOff
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LOL!  Working on my masters.  BS - Information Technology
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See the source. It has Database, Programming, IT Management, Networking, Software engineering, etc..\n\nEnjoy itt. :D:D
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The answer for your question will be a long one, but you will find in it what I love everyday ( Besides my wife and my son ).\n\nAn IT ( Information Technology ) person is the one that could work directly into one or many branches of technology itself:\n\nHardware ( Physical objects such as a laptop, PC, Mac, printer or PDA, etc. ).\n\nSoftware ( Windows, Minesearch, Linux and all applications that resides in your computer, etc. ).\n\nTelecommunications ( Telephones, Wireless Nets, Mobile Hardware, etc. )\n\nBasically these are the main branches that IT possess. From the one you choose, there are many positions such as Programmer, Analyst, Project Leader, Project Manager, IT Director, CTO, CIO and many more.\n\nTo detail each one would be sending me into oblivion, instead I will give you an insight of a monster.com article I just read and the web page that will help you.\n\n***\n\nTen Up-and-Coming Technologies for Careers\nby Allan Hoffman\nMonster Tech Jobs Expert\n\n\nTechies often need to focus on the problem directly in front of them, but they also love to peer into the future and ask, "What's next?"\n\nThat's the question as we head into 2005 and consider what technologies and trends will affect technology professionals in coming years. Some have already begun making a mark while others are still evolving, but all these technologies hold promise -- not just for companies looking to make a buck, but also for eager, entrepreneurial software engineers, project managers and CIOs seeking new challenges and opportunities.\n\nThe common thread is the convergence of industries and companies. Communication services, software development and hardware manufacturing are no longer clearly separated. The 2004 annual MIT Venture Capital Conference noted this trend. "The recent histories of leading technology companies are proof that technology is actively blurring the boundaries between industries, resulting in new opportunities and new threats," pronounced the conference organizers. "Convergence has arrived."\n\nHere are some examples:\n\n1. VoIP\n\nVoice over Internet protocol (VoIP) is taking telecom by storm. Network hardware makers, telecommunications firms and other companies are seeking sales engineers, system designers and testers.\n\nResource: Internet Telephony Magazine Online.\n\n2. Social Networking\n\nBeyond much-hyped services like Friendster, social networks likely will play a role in connecting everyone from dealmakers to gamers. Social gaming in particular is expected to take off, as gamers connect with other users via PCs, game consoles and cell phones.\n\nResource: The Social Software Weblog.\n\n3. Nanotechnology\n\nFrom electronics to pharmaceuticals, nanotechnology is expected to revolutionize the manufacture of any number of products -- and generate new ones. Still mostly in the research stage, opportunities are cropping up in academia, government and even some commercial enterprises.\n\nResource: National Nanotechnology Initiative.\n\n4. WiMAX\n\nImagine high-speed wireless Internet access deployed over miles and miles via networks based on the IEEE 802.16 standard know as WiMAX. Companies from Intel and beyond want to see it happen. Who may get caught in the headlights? Traditional wired telcos and ISPs.\n\nResource: WiMAX Forum.\n\n5. Desktop Linux\n\nIs it ready yet? Fans think so, and enterprises concerned with security and cost savings may too. Don't expect the masses to shut down their Windows, but consider this headline from News.com: "Intel more active in desktop Linux." Linux-savvy tech support staffers, network engineers and systems administrators will surely benefit.\n\nResource: Desktop Linux.\n\n6. Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)\n\nAs a software development approach, SOA emphasizes flexibility and interoperability. Companies working on SOA projects are eager to hire software architects with Web services know-how and systems-integration experien
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haha yah i love that........."I love technology, but not as much as you you see, but i still love technology...always and forever!" lmao!
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Go to netscrap.com.  There's a lot of hilarious stuff there.  Also, engrish.com is very funny.
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Information Technology--Computers\nMany different schools have excellent programs\nRIT and MIT to name two\n\nStrong math skills are a plus along with computer skills