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You should see their 4 hour 24x7 ProSupport option. We managed to bundle it in with a 1600-device order one year and I was (un)fortunate enough to get to exper
by blurrybird 4y ago
You should see their 4 hour 24x7 ProSupport option.
We managed to bundle it in with a 1600-device order one year and I was (un)fortunate enough to get to experience it.
“So if I understand correctly, You’ve just spilt a red bull on your work laptop at a LAN party you’re facilitating just now, and it’s 1AM, and you need your laptop tomorrow morning for bump out…?
Ok does 3:30am work for you?”
- djbusby 4y agoIn 2000 I spilled grape juice on my Dell Inspiron laptop, while 1000 miles from home. They were out fixing it the next day. It's not a new play for Dell.
- hu3 4y agoIn 2001 I fried a Dell desktop motherboard and processor while toying with overclocking. They flown someone with brand new parts to my home, more than a 1000km away, and replaced it all no question asked. It's surreal.
- digitalsushi 4y agoIn May 2020, my wife's Dell laptop blipped out during her morning coffee from an over-weekend break, and by noon there was a Dell technician sitting at a card table in our garage, 32F/0C degrees, socially isolating from any germs we could have, and he swapped motherboards inside of an hour. Incredible.
- Breza 4y agoI had a Dell Precision laptop and a super long subway commute. Apparently the beast wasn't designed for use under those conditions and parts started failing. They replaced whatever it took to get it working again. I was so sad when the new parent company changed our hardware provider.
- ss108 4y agoWhere are you located where it's 32F in May, lol
- digitalsushi 4y agoNew Hampshire
- hu3 4y agoCould be a lot of places https://climate.copernicus.eu/surface-air-temperature-may-2020 https://climate.copernicus.eu/surface-air-temperature-may-20...
- jffry 4y agoReaching freezing in early May is not at all uncommon in most of New England, for starters. I imagine it's also not completely rare in the upper Midwest.
- ss108 4y agoAlso SF :smirk:
- fragmede 4y ago0C/32F? In SF? Even in the dead of winter it hardly ever actually hits freezing. Average is 2.5C / 36 F.
- omniglottal 4y agoWith an average of 36, how unreasonable does 32 really sound at night?
- mceachen 4y ago36F is a typo. Average is more like 63F. Temps vary widely in the Bay Area—microclimates really are a thing. Freezing temps and >100F are common in the east bay, but quite rare out on the coast.