On Sun, 16 May 2004 23:06:03 -0400, frank theriault wrote:
[...] some of these guys actually have to have pretty good car
handling skills to pull this stuff off!
Good clean fun is what I now think (with lots of smoke, noise
and burnt rubber smell, what else could it be?)
Some of
On May 17, 2004, at 2:16 AM, William Robb wrote:
There is really no such thing as a profile in this instance.
Really, find out what colour spaces the lab recognizes, and choose
the one that is best for you.
If they can't tell you, then the default profile to use is sRGB.
In the case of my lab,
Anyone used one of these?
If so, what is your general impression?
Thanks!
Love, Light and Peace,
- Peter Loveday
Director of Development, eyeon Software
On Mon, 17 May 2004 02:49:38 -0400 (EDT), John Francis wrote:
I'm all for running events like [drifting], and getting more
younger people interested in motorsports
I'm not against drifting, it just doesn't do anything for me. I'll
take my Miata and RX-7s to run the full course rather than the
Nice shot Christian! Can't complain about anything!
REply to comment from frank below:
I wonder what the purpose/function is of
the dark pupil-looking thing is in the centre?
It doesn't actually exist. The number of times I've had to answer this
question since taking insect photos... (-:
Yep,
I know this is probably not the best timing for you, what with the GFM
trip, but I have a Tokina 28-80mm F2.8 ATX-PRO that I am looking to
sell, if you are interested? It is in mint condition and has always had
a Skylight filter in place. Let me know if you are interested.
Cheers
Shaun
Dr.
Hi Gang,
I am thinking about lightening the load in my camera bag, and changing
the way I do things a little bit, so I have some gear I am interested in
selling. All items are AS NEW. I will consider offers on the following:
1. Tokina 300mm ATX F2.8 SD (MF) with case, carry bag, original lens
So don't buy PhotoShop. Do your RAW conversions with the crappy Pentax
software. It won't hog memory, but your results will suck. But if you
have nothing better to compare them to, you probably won't care.
On May 16, 2004, at 9:19 PM, Shawn K. wrote:
I'm going to be pissed, and in response to
On Sun, 16 May 2004 22:14:50 +0200, Jostein wrote:
All the photo gear and laptop goes in the carry-on, which will certainly
weigh in at well above the mark. But to this day I have never seen anyone
actually checking the weight of a carry-on. And I'm definately not going to
encourage then...:-)
I
I know how you feel Leon. We just joined the Qantas Club (only because I
got a 60% corporate discount), mainly for extra baggage (and free beer!)
The priority baggage is kinda neat too, first bags off the plane, so you
don't have to wait around for hours at the carousels.
We really only joined
DM I'm not too worried about this as the results I've had have been quite
DM good despite some gamut clipping (particularly blues and yellows) as my
DM source images exceed the limits of sRGB. If I was looking for fine-art
There is this webpage which has diagram of the gamut of Frontier and
Hi!
I need to transfer a small sum of money, something like $30 to the
person who does not have PayPal account. However, according to PayPal
anyone with e-mail address can receive money. How is that done? Anyone
has first hand experience with receiving money through PayPal without
having
Hello Frank,
Well, I'm just a lone wolf, I always shoot alone. I like to take my
time, but I would feel uncomfortable seeing all the others waiting for
me to fire that damned shutter at once. In those moments I'm very
concentrated, you may shoot a cannon behind me, and I likely wouldn't
notice...
Frantisek Vlcek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Win ME is super-slow, super-buggy, super-unstable; super-crappy.
MR That's pretty much what I've heard.
The way I heard it, it's quite a hybrid. With many things inherited
still from good old Dos and subsequent hybrids like W95/W98, while
some things
Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to transfer a small sum of money, something like $30 to the
person who does not have PayPal account. However, according to PayPal
anyone with e-mail address can receive money. How is that done?
Pay Pal sends the recipient an email saying they can
Hi Mark.
I have ME on my onsite computers.They came that way from the photog that sold me his
stuff.So far
only one problem since 2001, July.I run PS 6, AcDc,Corel 7,but no internet.
The problem seemed to fix itself after a day of being shut off,so i'm not sure what
happened there.
Not sure if
It was a good shopping weekend.
Online, a Ricoh 55/1.2 for $50. So I grabbed it.
Also, @ Dayton this weekend I got to see the infamous Canon 50/0.95 lens. It's an
impressive piece of glass. Even included
a c mount adapter. (But more expensive than my tastes would
allow for.) Also, got
What windows software isnt? Its amazing that a company with so so so
much money at its disposal continues to put out such shoddy substandard
products.
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at 13:50, Mark Roberts wrote:
Win ME is super-slow, super-buggy, super-unstable; super-crappy
Antonio Aparicio wrote:
What windows software isnt? Its amazing that a company with so so so
much money at its disposal continues to put out such shoddy
substandard products.
Well, it's much worse than say, Win Xp.
Substandard? Maybe that's the wrong word for it. Windows IS the standard
for
On Mon, 17 May 2004 17:25:37 +0800, you wrote:
Hi Gang,
I am thinking about lightening the load in my camera bag, and changing
the way I do things a little bit, so I have some gear I am interested in
selling. All items are AS NEW. I will consider offers on the following:
1. Tokina 300mm ATX
Hi Boris,
Russian Federation is not on the list of countries approved by Paypal.
Therefore, no paypal there. You yourself can't use paypal, judging
from your .ru email. So why do you ask ;-) It seems you are both in
the same country? Definitely, even with Putinization of the life in RF, there
On Mon, 17 May 2004 18:37:11 +0800, Shaun Canning wrote:
I know how you feel Leon. We just joined the Qantas Club (only because I
got a 60% corporate discount), mainly for extra baggage (and free beer!)
The priority baggage is kinda neat too, first bags off the plane, so you
don't have to wait
I am considering purchasing either the FAJ 18-35 or
the FA 20-35.
Does anyone have any comments on how much worse the
FAJ is optically and mechanically, or how much wider
18 is than 20?
Also... I have a PZ-1p, ZX-50, and K1000; I know I can
use the FAJ on the PZ-1p and not on the K1000 - but
Is there still a no-mail option for this list?
Thanks,
Chaso
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Less is more cheap - Osvaldo Valdes, Architect
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Hello Shel,
I like this a lot. The expression on his face is priceless. I was
nowhere back in 1969, but it still reminds me of my childhood. You
made me smile:) A boy with a ball is timeless I think. We played
football wherever we could; in the street, parks, yards, etc. Oh, just
as I write it I
I've been off the list for a while. Is there any news
on any future Pentax film cameras? Is Paal still on
the list?
Chaso
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Less is more cheap - Osvaldo Valdes, Architect
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Yep, It's worth every cent I reckon...
Cheers
Shaun
Dr. Shaun Canning
Cultural Heritage Services
Lawrence Way, Karratha,
Western Australia,
6714
0414-967644
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.heritageservices.com.au
-Original Message-
From: Leon Altoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Nice! But I would petition that Olympus and Konica
users get something less than $3 - something closer to
the Pentax rate. This could be offset by increasing
the Canon rate to $15.
GRIN. Pentax film $0.01, Nikon film $5.00, Canon film
$10.00. For all other cameras $3.00. [graywolf]
Let's pull
I like to shoot alone.
It gives me more time to concentrate on getting the results I want and not worry about
keeping up or getting too far ahead.
Noise is for me less the issue than time and schedules.
The expectation of how much should be covered in one day varies greatly in any group.
I find
Not when you realize their main interest is selling support contracts to
corporations.
--
Antonio Aparicio wrote:
What windows software isnt? Its amazing that a company with so so so
much money at its disposal continues to put out such shoddy substandard
products.
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at
Hello Shaun,
I'm curious about this - considering getting a Pelican case myself.
Wouldn't the rough handling (such as a toss of the case onto a
conveyer belt) still be hard on the equipment? I realize this is
better than no protection, but is the foam that good that the camera
gear feels no
I didn't even catch that from Bruce. Got your joke, however, Shel... ;-)
Christian
- Original Message -
From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Christian Skofteland
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 11:15 PM
Subject: Re: PAW - There heeere..
Hey
Thanks for the feedback Frank.
When i was reviewing the shots,as soon as i came to this one,i knew it was a keeper,in
my
mind
anyway.gand felt like sharing.
Believe it or not she was almost in panic mode,but she hides it well.
The horse was a complete arse in warm up and she was just hoping it
-Original Message-
From: Doug Franklin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sun, 16 May 2004 11:13:26 -0400, tom wrote:
Also, these pizzas are half-baked. The pizza restaurant
we get them
from cooks them halfway, so when we bake them they'll more
or less be
fresh.
Where is
On 16/5/04, FRA, discombobulated, offered:
Dear Mac Win friends,
can you help me with StuffIt please? The dumb bastards at Alladinsoft,
who created this piece of sh*t, require me to download the whole trial
version (10MB) of StuffIt just to get the little Expander. All I want
is to open some
On Mon, 17 May 2004, Chaso DeChaso wrote:
Also... I have a PZ-1p, ZX-50, and K1000; I know I can
use the FAJ on the PZ-1p and not on the K1000 - but
what about on the ZX-50? (I assume I can use the FA
on all three with full functionality except of course
for the lack of AF on the K1000.)
Boris lives in Israel ...
Shel Belinkoff
[Original Message]
From: Frantisek Vlcek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 5/17/2004 5:56:52 AM
Subject: Re: OT: PayPal question
Hi Boris,
Russian Federation is not on the list of countries approved by Paypal.
Don't kid yourself, OS-X is based on a Unix version that's that's a
hackers wet dream and a developers nightmare.
Cotty wrote:
On 17/5/04, HENRI, discombobulated, offered:
Substandard? Maybe that's the wrong word for it. Windows IS the standard
for operating systems. However crappy it may
Mine also accepts a decent sturdy padlock, not one of those
pissy little suitcase padlocks that a three year old could bite off.
I heard something about you shouldn't lock your luggage any more since it
may have to be opened for inspection???
Dave
Cotty wrote to Boris:
If I were you I would bung 30 bucks in an envelope and go for it.
I was going to suggest the very same thing. Just to let you know that at least
two of us think so. :-)
(snip Cotty's detailed description of sending lots of money)
ERN
Hi Peter, I dont want to get into a flame situation here, but I do not
think that I have ever heard of OSX being either hacked nor a problem
for developers. Can you support you statement with an example?
Certainly I do not think any OS is totally imune from a determined
hack, but all the
Hi!
Counterfeiting, smuggling, espionage, you name it. Cotty's your man
;-)
Your idea is cool. But I've found a person, you can think of them as
of an agent, who'd pass the money directly...
g
Boris
Much worse than Xp - thats an interesting way of putting it! Bug
ridden POS. Xp is not much better - in fact as far as virus,
spyware
and the like are concerned it is 1,000 times worse! They should
have
named it VXp for Virus Experience!
Gosh, I've been running XP for almost a
Amita Guha wrote:
I've been running XP for almost a year and a half, I've
never had a virus, never had any problems at all.
Ditto. I'm finding XP to be quite stable. I run 2 firewalls and keep my
antivirus software up to date, take the usual precautions, and I'm fine.
I have a router
On Mon, 17 May 2004 21:54:45 +0800, Shaun Canning wrote:
If you make sure that when you 'pluck out' the foam inserts you keep the
space for each item on the small and snug size, the items in the case
don't move at all.
Umm, actually you should hope they DO move inside the case,
otherwise you
I have a router infront of the network, and thats it. No antivirus
software, no firewalls. Nothing.
And not a single problem for 2 years straight.
Henri, you are obviously a man who likes to live dangerously! ;)
Amita
In a message dated 5/17/2004 9:04:34 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a router infront of the network, and thats it. No antivirus
software, no firewalls. Nothing.
And not a single problem for 2 years straight.
/Henri
-
Not sure, but think it helps if
Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
Win ME is super-slow, super-buggy, super-unstable; super-crappy.
MR That's pretty much what I've heard.
The way I heard it, it's quite a hybrid. With many things inherited
still from good old Dos and subsequent hybrids like W95/W98, while
some things from the newer versions
Ji.
Was that intentional,the woman standing still ,next to the Rush sign.That was the first
thing i
noticed.That part alone makes it an interesting shot.g
I like the lines of the wall,the stepping effect n the bottom and the slightly curving
top.
Dave
News
I've really never seen this discussed around
here before. So, what do you
think or prefer? Shoot alone or with groups? What's your preference, if
you have one?
thanks,
frank
Hi Frank.
As you mentioned in the opening paragrah,other than when
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-
Not sure, but think it helps if one doesn't use Outlook. Seems most
viruses I
have heard of come through that. Also helps to not open emails with
attachments unless you know who they are from (which is just common
sense).
Try telling that to all the banks, governments and offices around the
world (not to mention educational establishments) that have been hit,
and hit hard. There have even been cash machines taken offline! Try
tunning some sypware detection software on your machine - you may be
surprised. I know
In a message dated 5/17/2004 9:53:53 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Not to be argumentative but... I've been using Outlook Express on
various Windows platforms (still use ME on one of my systems and think it's
great!) since '98 and have never had a virus. Never used a
Globally, about 64% of companies were hit by at least one virus in the
past 12 months, up from 53% the year before. In the United States,
viruses stung 69% of companies. Those figures are about four times as
high as the next highest category of security breaches: unauthorized
network entry.
In a message dated 5/17/2004 10:07:53 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Try
tunning some sypware detection software on your machine - you may be
surprised. I know I was and I consider myself a very educated user with
15+ years experience.
Antonio
-
Well, spyware
In a message dated 5/16/2004 3:23:20 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In most U.S. airports you relinquish control of the luggage
and are not present when they inspect. In fact, in most
instances you are not allowed to be present. So if they
don't like the x-ray scan or have
Thats right, viruses and spyware are different, but are both examples
of the substandard quality evident in the Windows OS, which is where my
contribution to this thread began.
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at 19:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 5/17/2004 10:07:53 AM Pacific Standard
I would not switch it off, can you got to say 1 sec instead off 30 sec? Then you will
have less interruption of the trails. So instead of 13 times 30 sec, you take 390
times 1 sec.
Well, actually, as you take a lot of pictures, changes are that random noise of one
picture is canceling out the
In a message dated 5/16/2004 5:27:04 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've really never seen this discussed around here before. So, what do you
think or prefer? Shoot alone or with groups? What's your preference, if
you have one?
thanks,
frank
--
Alone. I enjoyed
On Monday 17 May 2004 15:11, Chaso DeChaso wrote:
FJW I've been off the list for a while. Is there any news
FJW on any future Pentax film cameras? Is Paal still on
FJW the list?
FJW
FJW Chaso
FJW
FJW =
FJW Chaso DeChaso
Film future? What is that?
--
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Marnie,
Do a search for TSA approved locks - that will show you what you can
use to lock suitcases without having the locks destroyed. I've been
looking into a few myself.
--
Best regards,
Bruce
Monday, May 17, 2004, 10:29:25 AM, you wrote:
Eac In a message dated 5/16/2004 3:23:20 PM
In a message dated 5/17/2004 10:31:15 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thats right, viruses and spyware are different, but are both examples
of the substandard quality evident in the Windows OS, which is where my
contribution to this thread began.
Antonio
--
Hi,
I'm curious about this - considering getting a Pelican case myself.
Wouldn't the rough handling (such as a toss of the case onto a
conveyer belt) still be hard on the equipment? I realize this is
better than no protection, but is the foam that good that the camera
gear feels no impact?
Hi!
I should say that I cannot answer this question g... I never
actually shot in a company. Once or twice I've been invited to the
studio where I shot with another guy. Once or twice I went for a walk
with the friend and he or she had a camera. But this does not count,
as it was more or less
Or just stick cash inside a greeting card. That doesn't work well if the guy is
likely to claim he never got the money though.
--
Cotty wrote:
On 17/5/04, BORIS, discombobulated, offered:
I need to transfer a small sum of money, something like $30 to the
person who does not have PayPal
Oh..! They have green olives. I love green olives on my pizza. For some reason
they don't believe in green olives on pizza in North Carolina. Green olives,
green peppers, and bacon. Yum, tangy tasting.
--
tom wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Doug Franklin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
I almost said there is no such thing as bad pizza, but then I remembered those
cardboard tasting things Little Caesar's sold in the 70's.
--
Steve Desjardins wrote:
Speaker as an experienced consumer, the only problem with this pizza is
that eventually we run out of it. ;-)
Steven Desjardins
Thats right, viruses and spyware are different, but are both examples
of the substandard quality evident in the Windows OS, which is where my
contribution to this thread began.
Antonio
Do you think we could take the mindless Microsoft bashing somewhere else,
please?
The main reasons why
How can any open source operating system be hack proof, except in the sense that
you do not need to hack it as you can just read the source? Luckily the so
called hackers (being of the old school I do hate this misuse of that term as
used by the media, but I guess there is nothing I can do
John Francis wrote:
Thats right, viruses and spyware are different, but are both examples
of the substandard quality evident in the Windows OS, which is where my
contribution to this thread began.
Antonio
Do you think we could take the mindless Microsoft bashing somewhere else,
please?
The
John, nobody is bashing anyone. Calm down. We are just discussing the
merits of one OS over another. They are just tools/machines. Clearly
virus and spyware are more prevalent on the Windows OS thatn elswhere
PRECISELY because of the design of that OS. To date there have been
Zero, thats right
You clearly have no idea what open source is, nor how it is developed.
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at 20:35, graywolf wrote:
How can any open source operating system be hack proof, except in the
sense that you do not need to hack it as you can just read the source?
Luckily the so called hackers
Hi,
The biggest weakness in the whole setup is the stupidity of users.
Amen to that.
amen to some of that, but I do not think it is predominantly user
stupidity. Why is it that programmers always want to blame ordinary
people and call them stupid?
Here are my culprits, in descending order
- Original Message -
From: Antonio Aparicio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thats right, viruses and spyware are different, but are both examples
of the substandard quality evident in the Windows OS, which is where my
contribution to this thread began.
Antonio
You know, I've always stayed out of
Christian wrote:
You know, I've always stayed out of these stupid OT OS bashing threads since
I joined this list 4 years ago. For some dumb reason I feel like getting
involved.
Antonio, what's the alternative? Unix? I've been a Unix (Solaris/Linux)
sys-admin for 6 years. Have I spent hours of
Check out AVG. http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marnie aka Doe :-) I used McAffe at first when it was new on this machine
(under ME), then it expired. So I removed it. I don't like having software on my
machine that insists I BUY an upgrade.
--
graywolf
Antonio,
I hate to correct you on this, but there have been 2 recent Mac OSX
viruses/trojans. The first was a file that appeared to be a music
file. When the media file was played through a program (such as
iTunes) nothing bad happened, but when the file was double clicked on,
it popped
No it is not. That is the whole point of why I have argued that
Microsoft Windows is substandard - it is riddled with holes and
weaknesses that are the direct result of the way it was designed.
Antonio
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at 21:55, John Francis wrote:
Sure. But, and I repeat, that's
William, neither of the examples you mention are viruses. One is a
piece of applescript (like a batch file) the other justa non harmfull
file. Niether could self propagate.
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at 21:28, William Kane wrote:
Antonio,
I hate to correct you on this, but there have been 2
Or have debates in which everyone shares the same opinion, and where
nobody really wants to say anything that is going to be different.
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at 21:57, Christian wrote:
Mark;
The key on this list is to NEVER bring up the subject of computer
operating
systems.
Christian
-
I have a router infront of the network, and thats it. No antivirus
software, no firewalls. Nothing.
And not a single problem for 2 years straight.
Henri, you are obviously a man who likes to live dangerously! ;)
Well, his router serves as a hardware firewall :)
If he has that and
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Timothy
Sherburne) wrote:
There is a bit of technical info on Autorun on the Apple website; it
may be worth a try:
Ta!
---
John Dallman, [EMAIL PROTECTED], HTML mail is treated as probable spam.
Dude, It's a frigging PHOTOGRAPHY, specifically PENTAX, frigging mailing
list! No one should ever bring up computer OS questions for crap sake!
Argue about Photoshop VS The Gimp for F*** sake. At least it's F***ing
relevant. No one is saying you can't disagree, just lay off the F***ing OS
Why? I have no interest in changing HW as well as OS at this point in my
life.
see my last line.
Christian
- Original Message -
From: Antonio Aparicio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Christian,
Try OSX.
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at 21:07, Christian wrote:
ALL OPERATING SYSTEMS SUCK
Amita Guha wrote:
I have a router infront of the network, and thats it. No antivirus
software, no firewalls. Nothing.
And not a single problem for 2 years straight.
Henri, you are obviously a man who likes to live dangerously! ;)
Well, his router serves as a hardware firewall :)
If
Hi, Frantisek.
Google is your friend. :-)
Searching for unstuffit I found this page:
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/www/download_depot/download_depot-w95nt.html
From this page there are links to the FTP-server which apparently have two
versions available:
ftp://newftp.hartford.edu/stuffit32_50.exe
Christian,
With the digital darkroom playing such a prominent role in the new
workflow, dont you think that computer OS stability is at all
relevant, not to mention other aspects of computer OS functionality? I
for one would like to feel that computer OS issues are not taboo as
fars as this
No, the key is to not read threads that upset you. Threads are not inflamatory,
only people are. Those who do not want to ever be upset really need to look for
another mailing list. The most interesting thing about this list, at least to
me, is how controversial it can become before it
Hi,
Why is it that programmers always want to blame ordinary
people and call them stupid?
Partly because they are. Ordinary people are not trained in computer
security like they are trained in locking their home doors and cars,
and avoiding hot stoves and falling down from ladders and stuff.
Well, there are certainly less chance of deliberate security holes.
--
Anders Hultman wrote:
graywolf:
How can any open source operating system be hack proof, except in the
sense that you do not need to hack it as you can just read the source?
Having the source code is like having the blueprints
On Mon, 17 May 2004, Antonio Aparicio wrote:
John, nobody is bashing anyone. Calm down. We are just discussing the
merits of one OS over another. They are just tools/machines. Clearly
virus and spyware are more prevalent on the Windows OS thatn elswhere
PRECISELY because of the design of that
Interesting comment! I am running Thunderbird for the spam filtering and the
fact I can see all my email accounts at the same time, but I find it buggy as
hell. I have gotten to where I load my email, close Thunderbird so it save it to
disk, then reopen it just so I will not lose my mail when
graywolf wrote:
Interesting comment! I am running Thunderbird for the spam filtering
and the fact I can see all my email accounts at the same time, but I
find it buggy as hell. I have gotten to where I load my email, close
Thunderbird so it save it to disk, then reopen it just so I will not
Hi Antonio,
Don't think I've noticed your name before. Welcome to the PDML, and
apologies if the greeting is late.
The only problem with vulnerable OS'es is those untermensch programmers
writing malicious code. Get rid of them, and you've solved the problem.
Jostein
- Original Message
Oh God, no, not again.
Argh
Hi Peter, I dont want to get into a flame situation here, but I do not
think that I have ever heard of OSX being either hacked nor a problem
for developers. Can you support you statement with an example?
Certainly I
Hi Jostein,
Thanks for the welcome. Nice to meet you. I have been lurking for a few
months and finally subscribed a week ago.
Lively place!
Antonio
On 17 May 2004, at 23:12, Jostein wrote:
Hi Antonio,
Don't think I've noticed your name before. Welcome to the PDML, and
apologies if the greeting
But while there's moonlight, and music and love and romance,
Let's not discuss computers, and dance!
Cheers,
Cotty
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Antonio,
You're supposed to stop typing your keyboard, and pause for thought.
In fact, this is one of the least inflammable photo lists around today. We
would _very_ much appreciate your contribution to keep it that way. Of
course we all disagree with each other all the time. The clue is on
Myself and 19 other guys...
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I just went through that. Port 25 was blocked by my firewall was their response
(I do not have a firewall). Finally, I got someone who could think for himself.
If the problem is our smtp server, you should be able to connect to another one,
he said. Gave me the
I'm now looking for storage for digital images in the field (other than
carrying two dozen CF cards around) and the 20 gigabyte Image Tank looks
like the most affordable option. Anybody using one or heard anything
about it?
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Mark Roberts
Photography and writing
www.robertstech.com
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