IT Crowd

Noun · Hacker Culture

Definitions

  1. A reference to the British sitcom 'The IT Crowd,' which became widely quoted in tech circles for its caricatures of support desks, office politics, and socially awkward computing culture. The title is often invoked as a shared joke among IT and engineering teams.

    In plain English: A well-known comedy show about tech support and office technology culture.

    Example: "Every time the router dies, someone asks if we tried turning it off and on again and the IT Crowd references start."

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