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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 10:04:56 +1100, N wrote:
Whisky-dave wrote on 12/3/2011 : On Dec 2, 10:53*am, N wrote: My colleague in Auckland did the tour a couple of weeks ago. *I hope she brings all her photos with her next week when she comes over. Brings.. photos how 20th century ;-) Maybe, but a couple of years ago she brought some photos (in her camera) for me to see, and the camera was stolen from her hotel room. She knows how to download the photos to her company laptop, but said laptop has serious disk space issues at the moment. The company laptop fleet is old and I'm encouraging IT to wait until DELL release their ultrabooks next year. If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-) Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 :
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 10:04:56 +1100, N wrote: Whisky-dave wrote on 12/3/2011 : On Dec 2, 10:53*am, N wrote: My colleague in Auckland did the tour a couple of weeks ago. *I hope she brings all her photos with her next week when she comes over. Brings.. photos how 20th century ;-) Maybe, but a couple of years ago she brought some photos (in her camera) for me to see, and the camera was stolen from her hotel room. She knows how to download the photos to her company laptop, but said laptop has serious disk space issues at the moment. The company laptop fleet is old and I'm encouraging IT to wait until DELL release their ultrabooks next year. If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-) Regards, Eric Stevens Rubbish. You clearly don't know much about corporate purchasing. -- N |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 11:11:45 +1100, N wrote:
Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 10:04:56 +1100, N wrote: Whisky-dave wrote on 12/3/2011 : On Dec 2, 10:53*am, N wrote: My colleague in Auckland did the tour a couple of weeks ago. *I hope she brings all her photos with her next week when she comes over. Brings.. photos how 20th century ;-) Maybe, but a couple of years ago she brought some photos (in her camera) for me to see, and the camera was stolen from her hotel room. She knows how to download the photos to her company laptop, but said laptop has serious disk space issues at the moment. The company laptop fleet is old and I'm encouraging IT to wait until DELL release their ultrabooks next year. If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-) Regards, Eric Stevens Rubbish. You clearly don't know much about corporate purchasing. What has the purchasing department or policy or whatever got to do with it? Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 :
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 11:11:45 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 10:04:56 +1100, N wrote: Whisky-dave wrote on 12/3/2011 : On Dec 2, 10:53*am, N wrote: My colleague in Auckland did the tour a couple of weeks ago. *I hope she brings all her photos with her next week when she comes over. Brings.. photos how 20th century ;-) Maybe, but a couple of years ago she brought some photos (in her camera) for me to see, and the camera was stolen from her hotel room. She knows how to download the photos to her company laptop, but said laptop has serious disk space issues at the moment. The company laptop fleet is old and I'm encouraging IT to wait until DELL release their ultrabooks next year. If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-) Regards, Eric Stevens Rubbish. You clearly don't know much about corporate purchasing. What has the purchasing department or policy or whatever got to do with it? Regards, Eric Stevens Everything. -- N |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 15:09:50 +1100, N wrote:
Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 11:11:45 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 10:04:56 +1100, N wrote: Whisky-dave wrote on 12/3/2011 : On Dec 2, 10:53*am, N wrote: My colleague in Auckland did the tour a couple of weeks ago. *I hope she brings all her photos with her next week when she comes over. Brings.. photos how 20th century ;-) Maybe, but a couple of years ago she brought some photos (in her camera) for me to see, and the camera was stolen from her hotel room. She knows how to download the photos to her company laptop, but said laptop has serious disk space issues at the moment. The company laptop fleet is old and I'm encouraging IT to wait until DELL release their ultrabooks next year. If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-) Regards, Eric Stevens Rubbish. You clearly don't know much about corporate purchasing. What has the purchasing department or policy or whatever got to do with it? Regards, Eric Stevens Everything. That sounds like a cop-out to me. Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 :
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 15:09:50 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 11:11:45 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 10:04:56 +1100, N wrote: Whisky-dave wrote on 12/3/2011 : On Dec 2, 10:53*am, N wrote: My colleague in Auckland did the tour a couple of weeks ago. *I hope she brings all her photos with her next week when she comes over. Brings.. photos how 20th century ;-) Maybe, but a couple of years ago she brought some photos (in her camera) for me to see, and the camera was stolen from her hotel room. She knows how to download the photos to her company laptop, but said laptop has serious disk space issues at the moment. The company laptop fleet is old and I'm encouraging IT to wait until DELL release their ultrabooks next year. If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-) Regards, Eric Stevens Rubbish. You clearly don't know much about corporate purchasing. What has the purchasing department or policy or whatever got to do with it? Regards, Eric Stevens Everything. That sounds like a cop-out to me. Regards, Eric Stevens How it sounds to you is completely irrelevant. You clearly have no clue about corporate IT purchasing. -- N |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 19:26:06 +1100, N wrote:
Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 15:09:50 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 11:11:45 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 10:04:56 +1100, N wrote: Whisky-dave wrote on 12/3/2011 : On Dec 2, 10:53*am, N wrote: My colleague in Auckland did the tour a couple of weeks ago. *I hope she brings all her photos with her next week when she comes over. Brings.. photos how 20th century ;-) Maybe, but a couple of years ago she brought some photos (in her camera) for me to see, and the camera was stolen from her hotel room. She knows how to download the photos to her company laptop, but said laptop has serious disk space issues at the moment. The company laptop fleet is old and I'm encouraging IT to wait until DELL release their ultrabooks next year. If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-) Regards, Eric Stevens Rubbish. You clearly don't know much about corporate purchasing. What has the purchasing department or policy or whatever got to do with it? Everything. That sounds like a cop-out to me. How it sounds to you is completely irrelevant. You clearly have no clue about corporate IT purchasing. Let's assume that you are correct (which you are not). Please explain the error in my original statement " If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-)". Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
On 3/12/2011 11:07 a.m., Eric Stevens wrote:
On Fri, 02 Dec 2011 20:52:37 +1100, wrote: Me wrote on 12/2/2011 : On 2/12/2011 7:37 p.m., David J Taylor wrote: wrote in message ... Oh my GOD! Cameras built in what was a SEWER not long ago!!! http://www.dpreview.com/news/2011/12...sumesshipments I'm sure that all those who depend on work in that area will be wanting to get back to normal just as soon as possible - they have had a lot to bear. I am pleased by the news. So am I. Having survived a recent natural disaster (but still dealing with the ongoing hassles which will probably take 25 years to rectify), I could only hope that the next event happens under RichA's arse, harms nobody, but give him something else on which to focus his attention. My city: http://www.panoramio.com/photo/62466002 One of my photos of part of your city: http://static.panoramio.com/photos/o...l/59233890.jpg from the 25th floor of Grand Chancellor. It reminds me of this, also taken from a hotel: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/31088803/DSC_0102.JPG Virtually everything in the foreground is destroyed: gone for practical purpose. Yep. Some people would like to see iconic buildings like the cathedral saved/restored. I don't expect it will happen. We got flattened by several relatively small (M6.3 - 7.1), close, shallow quakes. Very high peak ground acceleration, high frequency, short duration. But not far away (~100km) we've got a major fault which as "let rip" in 1100, 1450, 1620 and 1717, easily capable of M8+. |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
On Sun, 04 Dec 2011 20:46:17 +1300, Me wrote:
On 3/12/2011 11:07 a.m., Eric Stevens wrote: On Fri, 02 Dec 2011 20:52:37 +1100, wrote: Me wrote on 12/2/2011 : On 2/12/2011 7:37 p.m., David J Taylor wrote: wrote in message ... Oh my GOD! Cameras built in what was a SEWER not long ago!!! http://www.dpreview.com/news/2011/12...sumesshipments I'm sure that all those who depend on work in that area will be wanting to get back to normal just as soon as possible - they have had a lot to bear. I am pleased by the news. So am I. Having survived a recent natural disaster (but still dealing with the ongoing hassles which will probably take 25 years to rectify), I could only hope that the next event happens under RichA's arse, harms nobody, but give him something else on which to focus his attention. My city: http://www.panoramio.com/photo/62466002 One of my photos of part of your city: http://static.panoramio.com/photos/o...l/59233890.jpg from the 25th floor of Grand Chancellor. It reminds me of this, also taken from a hotel: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/31088803/DSC_0102.JPG Virtually everything in the foreground is destroyed: gone for practical purpose. Yep. Some people would like to see iconic buildings like the cathedral saved/restored. I don't expect it will happen. We got flattened by several relatively small (M6.3 - 7.1), close, shallow quakes. Very high peak ground acceleration, high frequency, short duration. But not far away (~100km) we've got a major fault which as "let rip" in 1100, 1450, 1620 and 1717, easily capable of M8+. That's the one that everyone has been waiting for. In fact they are now puzzled as to why it hasn't yet let rip. Regards, Eric Stevens |
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Nikon is going to KEEP using that flooded-out building??!!!
Eric Stevens wrote on 4/12/2011 :
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 19:26:06 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 15:09:50 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 11:11:45 +1100, N wrote: Eric Stevens wrote on 3/12/2011 : On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 10:04:56 +1100, N wrote: Whisky-dave wrote on 12/3/2011 : On Dec 2, 10:53*am, N wrote: My colleague in Auckland did the tour a couple of weeks ago. *I hope she brings all her photos with her next week when she comes over. Brings.. photos how 20th century ;-) Maybe, but a couple of years ago she brought some photos (in her camera) for me to see, and the camera was stolen from her hotel room. She knows how to download the photos to her company laptop, but said laptop has serious disk space issues at the moment. The company laptop fleet is old and I'm encouraging IT to wait until DELL release their ultrabooks next year. If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-) Regards, Eric Stevens Rubbish. You clearly don't know much about corporate purchasing. What has the purchasing department or policy or whatever got to do with it? Everything. That sounds like a cop-out to me. How it sounds to you is completely irrelevant. You clearly have no clue about corporate IT purchasing. Let's assume that you are correct (which you are not). Please explain the error in my original statement " If you can afford to wait, you don't really need it. :-)". Regards, Eric Stevens If you don't know what's wrong with it, you'll never understand corporate purchasing policy. -- N |
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