> These are the same companies that totally screwed up our economy,
> are they not? The ones that pay their executives and managers
> millions upon millions in bonuses for shoddy work and negligent
> policies? Why be interested in buying cheap computers if millions are
> going to be blown in com
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 12:33 PM, mike wrote:
> We still have them running the economy so lets keep em on the same
> computers...why not?
Hey, they'll never switch just like they'll never change any of
their ways of doing business.
Steve
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We still have them running the economy so lets keep em on the same
computers...why not?
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 9:22 AM, phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Jeff Wright wrote:
>
> > And yet, millions of professional companies, including many in the
> > Fortune 500 rang
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Jeff Wright wrote:
> And yet, millions of professional companies, including many in the
> Fortune 500 range, manage to get their work done and accomplish their
> goals using Windows.
These are the same companies that totally screwed up our economy,
are they no
Use any tools you want as long as you are not charging me for your time.
My company pays me a salary and I must use a laptop with XP. Okay, but
if they paid me by the job, I would not allow them to choose my tools.
I never said anything about numbers. I don't much care what tools
people choose a
> After seeing the difference between cheap tools and professional tools,
> I am not tempted by the cheap ones, because they caused me to start the
> tasks over, or they broke when I needed to depend on them.
Mark, your comments very consistently ignore the fact that many millions of
users people
> After seeing the difference between cheap tools and professional tools,
> I am not tempted by the cheap ones, because they caused me to start the
> tasks over, or they broke when I needed to depend on them.
And yet, millions of professional companies, including many in the
Fortune 500 range, man
I got into carpentry and wood working in the 1970s; professionally for a
few years. Yes, I tried the cheaper tools. But when they broke or
could not produce professional results, I quickly bought the more
expensive tools. I could not afford the wasted time the cheaper tools
caused me.
After s
> Sure, Jeff, but after using both for over 20 years, I've never seen the
> "generic" PC-Windows that can hold a candle to a decent Mac. I would
> never pay _any_ money for the Dell laptop my company provides me, for
> example, and I use that at least 5 days a week.
Good for you, Mark. Now pass
Sure, Jeff, but after using both for over 20 years, I've never seen the
"generic" PC-Windows that can hold a candle to a decent Mac. I would
never pay _any_ money for the Dell laptop my company provides me, for
example, and I use that at least 5 days a week.
So Jeff "saves" 60% buying lesser comp
You just have to know what you are getting and do some checking
before you get it.
Eat fruits, vegetables, fish, nuts and some grain products and olive
oil.
Drink a little beer and wine and get lots of clean water.
Ride a bicycle daily.
Don't get into gunfights and treat people well.
You w
Not totally.
Recently (within the last 6 months) a number of generics have been
recalled and pulled off the market. (one of them my high blood pressure drugs)
It runs out that all of these are extended or sustained release
drugs. The companies can duplicate the medication contained within
What in heck are you guys talking about?
I was hoping you knew.
I'm not willing to devote the effort to a pointless discussion at
this time.
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Would you pick a surgeon who was an idiot because all the good
surgeons charge too much?
Would you buy a comparable generic drug over the retail version, if
it is shown to be as safe and effective and only 40% the cost?
I'm pretty sure I'd take a bicycle over a fish if I needed to get to work
> Would you pick a surgeon who was an idiot? Or for the WFBs: Would you
> pick a surgeon who was an idiot because all the good surgeons charge
> too
> much?
RAAARGH!! STRAWMAN CRUSH!!
I know I'm not going to waste any more time than needed to deal with your
asinine argument. There, I'm done.
>You're answering this as a person who knows about printing, prepress,
>separations. Most people know nothing about printing except that they
>push the print button in the corner of the window to print, then reach
>over to retrieve the printed copy. Or they argue with the print shop
>that their
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