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- insomniacpyro, on 06/17/2009, -0/+61. 1995: Quicken MacInTax let people dial into a server and steal/edit tax returns, if you were savvy.
2. 1998: eBay crashed for a while. People whined.
3. 2005: TiVo started removing the end of recorded shows, which made game shows much more thrilling.
4. 2006: Bubble Bobble Revolution wouldn't go past level 30. Nobody cared.
5. 2007: Skype went down because people rebooted Windows at the same time and tried logging in. Mildly acceptable reason for failure.
6. 2007: Microsoft started WGA and told everyone they are a ruthless, dirty pirate with scurvy and herpes.
7. 2008: The G1 rebooted whenever you typed 'reboot' regardless of what app you where in. *facepalm*
8. 2008: The Zune couldn't handle leap years. I still can't, because I never know which months gets the extra day every 4 years.
9. 2009: Google accidentally marked every site as having malware. Net Nanny's of the world rejoiced. - krellor, on 06/17/2009, -0/+3Thank you XKCD...
- chrystie69, on 06/17/2009, -0/+3The Tivo bug that's mentioned here is ongoing actually.
- okayokayokay, on 06/17/2009, -1/+1I wish YouTube had a bug that would read back comments to users before they get posted.
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