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Old January 22nd 16, 10:38 PM posted to rec.photo.digital
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In article , PeterN
wrote:

Most certainly. There will always be those who prefer to do things the
hard way.

Yep! I bring my car in for a warranty repair, the service adviser tells
me: no big deal, all we do is pop out the [] and pop in a new one.

When the repair is out of warranty, we need to analyze, remove, take
apart, replace and reassemble. The part cannot be replaced by itself, we
need the whole assembly......

the work is the same either way. the only difference is who pays.


Nope. How it's presented.


nope.

either way, the problem gets fixed and someone pays.


You missed the point completely.


nope.
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Old January 23rd 16, 12:33 AM posted to rec.photo.digital
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Default Video processing for Linux

On 1/22/2016 5:38 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , PeterN
wrote:

Most certainly. There will always be those who prefer to do things the
hard way.

Yep! I bring my car in for a warranty repair, the service adviser tells
me: no big deal, all we do is pop out the [] and pop in a new one.

When the repair is out of warranty, we need to analyze, remove, take
apart, replace and reassemble. The part cannot be replaced by itself, we
need the whole assembly......

the work is the same either way. the only difference is who pays.


Nope. How it's presented.

nope.

either way, the problem gets fixed and someone pays.


You missed the point completely.


nope.




Amazing. You won't even admit to missing a point, when your posting
clearly shows a lack of understanding.
it must be great to be you. Never wrong.


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PeterN
 




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