The suit, filed earlier this year, argues that HP all-in-one printers stop all functions when ink levels reach some arbitrary point.

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    They were engineers, and made stuff they liked and were proud of, and it showed. When they exited the leadership roles, the MBAs took over and it was all downhill from there.

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      You know, I’m starting to have a stronger dislike of MBAs than I do lawyers. Even though lawyers were the traditional wiping boys.

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        Lawyers get a bad rap. If you are ever falsely accused of a crime, you’re going to really wish you had a lawyer.

        MBAs are agents of decay and corruption.

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      It’s amazing how so many MBAs can tank a business. I’m seeing the same thing in my organization: as the number of people who have ever worked in the field decreases relative to the MBAs, things get worse, in both cultural and functional ways.

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        Half the PMs in my company have MBA degrees and they’re all morons.

        Want to cosplay as a person with a MBA from Wharton?

        Snort a bunch of coke, drive a expensive car you bought with loan money and micromanage while vaguely gesturing and quoting Wolf of Wall Street

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          Whoda thunk the difference between current me and successful me is a hatred of sniffly noses and a preference for sci-fi.