Dilbert cartoon first published on Tuesday 29th March 1994

Dilbert//1809, first published 32 years ago on Tuesday 29th March 1994

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commercially viable hard drive installed software tail zimbu monkey animals

Open source transcript

WELL, WELL, IT LOOKS LIKE ZIMBU HAS DESIGNED ANOTHER COMMERCIALLY VIABLE PRODUCT USING ONLY HIS TAIL.

I COULD HAVE DONE THAT... IF I HADN'T ERASED MY HARD DRIVE WHEN I INSTALLED MY SECURITY SOFTWARE.

3-24 I DON'T PRODUCE MUCH, BUT IT'S VERY SECURE.

HERE'S ANOTHER ONE .

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

The comic strip, originally published in 1994, features Dilbert and his boss discussing a commercial product designed by Zimbu. The product is intended to protect computer systems from unauthorized access, but the boss is skeptical of its effectiveness.

Key Points:

• The boss is concerned about the product's security and believes it may not be as secure as claimed.
• Dilbert suggests that the boss could have done something to erase the hard drive if he hadn't installed the security software.
• The boss responds that he doesn't produce much, but the product is very secure.
• The comic strip pokes fun at the idea that some people may be more concerned with appearances than actual security.

Overall Message:

The comic strip highlights the importance of considering both form and function when evaluating the effectiveness of security measures. While a product may look secure, it is essential to ensure that it is also functional and effective in protecting against potential threats.

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