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Your favorite agent from the semi-Dilbertian operation known as The Laundry is back—riffing off of spy movies and the disasters of necromancy when a millionaire tries to dredge up the Jennifer Morgue, a device to speak to the dead.
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They are mostly clueless about the Internet and impose Dilbertian restrictions on those beneath them in the hierarchy who do know.
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While this is clearly a good idea securitywise, it does seem to play into Dilbertian power-fantasies of total control over your corporate infrastructure.
Boing Boing: September 16, 2001 - September 22, 2001 Archives 2001
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To my left hand in our Dilbertian cubicles at work, the newest library colleague is our computer systems guru, Stewart Forrest.
Island Packet: Home 2009
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The most recent episode of NBC's hit comedy The Office offered viewers something extra along with its usual half hour of wry observations about life in Dilbertian corporate America.
Freakonomics 2009
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The most recent episode of NBC's hit comedy The Office offered viewers something extra along with its usual half hour of wry observations about life in Dilbertian corporate America.
Freakonomics 2009
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