Control-Alt-Delete

And, you know, sometimes I say when I hit a bad hole, you know, like in the computer that you reset.

So you press Control-Alt-Delete and you reset your computer.

I just try to do the same thing, Control-Alt-Delete.

This is a brand new hole.

Let's start all over again.

Oh, yeah, I don't know then.

Control-Alt-Delete is...

Don't

press it now.

You can turn that option on.

And then from that point on, Control-Alt-Delete will give you TMUG.

Control-Shift-Escape will give you TMUG.

Everything that starts Task Manager will give you TMUG.

Okay, Devin, we like to close each show with a little game we came up with that we think is very clever.

It's called Control-Alt-Delete.

So I want to know what piece of tech you would love to control, what piece you would alt, so alter or change, and what you would delete.

What would you vanquish from the earth if given the opportunity?

So are you sure your audience actually remembers what control alt delete actually does? I mean, I remember dealing with DOS prompts and, you know, using AOL in a monochrome screen.

So I hope people still remember that...

Control-Alt-Delete, you know, opens the task manager and lets you shut down your computer.

Boy.

JAWS will come right up.

Do not press Control-Alt-Delete to reset your computer if it gets into an unknown state.

Control-Alt-Delete is a useful thing to do if you want it, but if you're not sure what's going on, don't do Control-Alt-Delete.

It'll just lag things even worse.

It'll put you into a

So, um, it's very creative title.

It's called Control-Alt-Delete.

Yes.

[laughs]

... what life is about, but you don't wanna regret it later.

Yeah.

I, I absolutely, Simone, I absolutely love the Control-Alt-Delete.

I'm going to use that forever.