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You Know It’s Over


IT people are as subject to fads as anybody else. It’s perhaps more interesting to being able to pin-point the moment that they’re over than anything else. Perhaps we can learn from other industries. Like fashion.

This picture captures the exact instant when the no socks thing was over.

Posted on January 8, 2011March 11, 2020Categories mysteriesLeave a comment on You Know It’s Over

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