If you’ve ever worked in tech, called IT for help, or just enjoy a good laugh at the expense of digital chaos, “Mankind is Obsolete” on Patreon is about to be your new favorite corner of the internet.
What is it?
“Mankind is Obsolete” is a Patreon-powered blog and community dedicated to the wild, weird, and all-too-relatable world of IT support and web development. It’s packed with true stories from the trenches—think impossible client requests, digital disasters, and the kind of office humor only techies truly understand. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just someone who’s ever wondered why their printer hates them, you’ll find something to love.
Why does it matter?
Because tech support isn’t just about fixing computers. It’s about translating vague client requests (“Can you make it pop?”), surviving endless revision loops, and finding the humor in the madness. “Mankind is Obsolete” delivers all of this with razor-sharp wit and a big heart, reminding us that behind every screen is a real human doing their best to keep the digital world spinning.
What can you expect?
- Hilarious storytelling: Real-life tales like “The Website That Needed More ‘Pop’” or “Does My Client Have Alzheimer’s? (Or Just Classic Client-itis?)” will have you laughing and nodding along.
- Relatable content: From bouncing logos to forgotten passwords, every post is a love letter to the daily struggles (and victories) of tech professionals.
- Community vibes: Share your own stories, commiserate in the comments, and connect with others who’ve been there, debugged that.
- Exclusive perks: Patreon members get access to bonus content, upcoming podcasts (“IT Tales: The Human Side of Tech”), and a supportive, geek-friendly space.
Why should 66thefix.com readers care?
If you crave content that’s smart, funny, and a little irreverent—just like 66thefix itself—this is for you. It’s a reminder that behind every piece of tech is a story, and sometimes, the best way to survive the digital age is to laugh about it.
Ready to join the fun?
Check out Mankind is Obsolete on Patreon, and let the tech tales begin. Who knows? You might even find yourself inspired to share your own “pop” story.
