I've always been a really short-attention-span kind of guy and the batch
Fortran jobs got old *really* fast. If my college hadn't installed
Teletypes connecting to a timeshare service, I probably would have
changed careers.
I guess that's why digital photography works for me where film never
did. And I can't stand gardening either. Plants are just way too too
slow and non-interactive for me. Don't get me wrong, I love shootin'
'em when I happen across them. :)
-bmw
On 10-11-04 12:53 PM, Bob Sullivan wrote:
Oh I remember those painful days of punched cards.
Your program doesn't compile because of 3-4 syntax errors
(typos or misplaced commas or semicolons).
So you correct the 3 you find and resubmit the deck.
Of course, it fails because there was the 4th error you didn't see or
failed to correct.
Another 2 hours shot to shit waiting for the deck to be re-run!
Regards, Bob S.
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 11:03 AM, Bruce Walker<[email protected]> wrote:
On 10-10-28 9:32 AM, Thibouille wrote:
Those who never had the opportunity to develop/make prints from films,
you dunno what you're missing. Just do it !
Similarly, those who've never had the opportunity to program a computer by
punching cards, adding job control to the deck, dropping the whole thing on
the floor and having to re-sort it, submitting your job and waiting two
weeks for a printout only to discover you had a missing semicolon -- you
dunno what you're missing. Just do it! :)
Nah, in both cases, been there done with that. When I want grainy, low
contrast, fuzzy looking monochrome prints, I've got a PS plugin for that.
:)
-bmw
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