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From: THE OLDER I GET THE BETTER I WAS! NORTHERN ONTARIO
If not for Corvette Forum....
At work my computers are so un reliable that I spend a great deal of time re booting... waiting...re booting...waiting... rendering... operation canceled...program must close...#@@#@! if not for the forum I would go The only Desk Top that works(most of the time) I do not let anybody touch so that I can stay on the Forum. How about you!
I waste way to much time on this forum, but I figure at least I'm learning things. And since everyone else in the world seems to be watching reality TV for 50-60 hours a week and GETTING DUMBER that I'm pretty much ahead of the game
I waste way to much time on this forum, but I figure at least I'm learning things. And since everyone else in the world seems to be watching reality TV for 50-60 hours a week and GETTING DUMBER that I'm pretty much ahead of the game
Boy have you got that right The only TV I watch is Speed and the Discovery channels.
The rest is
From: THE OLDER I GET THE BETTER I WAS! NORTHERN ONTARIO
Sounds like you need an IT Department that can take care of your system at work.[/QUOTE]
We have IT guy's... it's the software we run for our video editing computers ...it's very finicky
i sort of work..... se;lf employed...architecture field/ design/build i guess........ when i get work (professional architecture model) i'm usually busy for 2-3 weeks and make what it would take me 2-3 months working in a firm.....go figure........
i learned alot from this forum and i'm sure there's a few people that remember when i started on my 77 3 years ago........ crazy..... all the heat i got about the mods i was going to do etc....
good place though...... seems everyone has a sense of humor too..
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