Thy people grumbled, and thy Administration said Give It Time. And thy new NINJa printer system continued to fail. And Bwog received many tips about it.
And so thy administration, in the form of Eleanor E. Templeton, Director of Strategic Communications, released the following to Bwog:
Despite careful analysis and advance planning, multiple challenges have led us to decide to roll back to the original NINJa system. We apologize for the inconvenience and frustration that the upgrade caused.
Restoring of all of the NINJa printing stations is almost complete with remaining sites addressed by early next week. We have already begun an assessment to identify a printing solution that will better meet the needs of our students.
And there was much rejoicing.
Hallelujah!
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7 Comments
@?? What was wrong with the new system? I personally found it really convenient to be able to send a document to the cloud and and go to any printer I wanted to print from on campus!
@Anonymous I guess you could say the new ninja disappeared in a puff of smoke
@Anonamoose groan.
@"careful analysis and advance planning" my ass The new system was not a bad idea, they just pushed it out before it got tested/fixed and forgot to train many lab consultants on how to support it…
@wait what new NINJa was working perfectly fine, except that pages sent to the unclaimed pool were truncated to one page…
@Anonymous wonder how much money they wasted on this shit
@munchkin Ding dong the witch is dead