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Hallelujah, praise the Lord! After ten years, today we're *finally*
going to replace our useless old projector! :-D
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Invisible wrote:
> Hallelujah, praise the Lord! After ten years, today we're *finally*
> going to replace our useless old projector! :-D
Based on the title, I though Half-Life 2: Episode 3 was released.
Thanks for getting my hopes up. :-P
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Kyle wrote:
> Based on the title, I though Half-Life 2: Episode 3 was released. Thanks
> for getting my hopes up. :-P
Aww, sorry about that. Yes, that would indeed by very neat - but the
last time I heard, they hadn't even decided what the storyline was going
to be yet. (Heh, way to plan a game series! And to think I was expecting
them to have it all planned out from before HL1 was released...)
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Kyle escreveu:
> Invisible wrote:
>> Hallelujah, praise the Lord! After ten years, today we're *finally*
>> going to replace our useless old projector! :-D
>
> Based on the title, I though Half-Life 2: Episode 3 was released. Thanks
> for getting my hopes up. :-P
I thought it was because of God of War 3 launching. Blood Red Letters... :)
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Invisible wrote:
> Hallelujah, praise the Lord! After ten years, today we're *finally*
> going to replace our useless old projector! :-D
A projector! We're still using an epidiascope.
Some people don't know their living.
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Best Regards,
Stephen
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Stephen wrote:
> Some people don't know their living.
>
Or they are living. <Blush>
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>> Hallelujah, praise the Lord! After ten years, today we're *finally* going
>> to replace our useless old projector! :-D
>
> A projector! We're still using an epidiascope.
A projector! We stopped using ours ages ago when we got a big TV in each
meeting room :-)
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scott wrote:
> A projector! We stopped using ours ages ago when we got a big TV in each
> meeting room :-)
OOC, how many million USD does your company lose annually?
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> OOC, how many million USD does your company lose annually?
About -1000
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scott wrote:
>> OOC, how many million USD does your company lose annually?
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> About -1000
QED.
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Invisible wrote:
> scott wrote:
>>> OOC, how many million USD does your company lose annually?
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>> About -1000
>
> QED.
Even I can see that a loss of -1000 is in the black ;-)
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>>> OOC, how many million USD does your company lose annually?
>>
>> About -1000
>
> QED.
Actually the amount of profit the whole company makes has quite a small
impact on the budget my department gets. What made a much bigger difference
was that we *lost* a key project, which meant we didn't have to pay for a
lot of stuff, which meant we had the money left over to buy other things.
And the way it works here is that any money you have left over on March 31st
gets taken away from you. IOW because we sucked at winning the project we
were forced to spend a 5 digit sum of money on other stuff (new laptops, TVs
etc) - incentive or what!
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scott wrote:
> Actually the amount of profit the whole company makes has quite a small
> impact on the budget my department gets. What made a much bigger
> difference was that we *lost* a key project, which meant we didn't have
> to pay for a lot of stuff, which meant we had the money left over to buy
> other things. And the way it works here is that any money you have left
> over on March 31st gets taken away from you. IOW because we sucked at
> winning the project we were forced to spend a 5 digit sum of money on
> other stuff (new laptops, TVs etc) - incentive or what!
Dude, that's *advanced*! :-D
But anyway, my point was, my employer has a fairly serious lack of cash
right now. Apparently banks tend to not like lending money to companies
that keep posting larger and larger losses. I can't imagine why...
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Invisible wrote:
> Hallelujah, praise the Lord! After ten years, today we're *finally*
> going to replace our useless old projector! :-D
Oh my god, it's here! :-D
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Invisible wrote:
> Invisible wrote:
>> Hallelujah, praise the Lord! After ten years, today we're *finally*
>> going to replace our useless old projector! :-D
>
> Oh my god, it's here! :-D
You will be staying late to unpack it then?
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Stephen
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>> Oh my god, it's here! :-D
>
> You will be staying late to unpack it then?
Er, no. ;-) Actually it didn't take that long to unpack it, set it up
and try it out.
The colours are so much more saturated. And it seems to be possible to
achieve a sharper focus. The image is much brighter; it lights up the
whole room. It's just about readable even with the lights turned on.
(Would probably be illegible in bright sunlight though.) And it's much
quieter - although still not as quiet as I'd like...
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Invisible wrote:
>>> Oh my god, it's here! :-D
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>> You will be staying late to unpack it then?
>
> Er, no. ;-)
:-D
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Stephen
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And lo On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 09:41:40 -0000, Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> did
spake thusly:
> scott wrote:
>
>> Actually the amount of profit the whole company makes has quite a small
>> impact on the budget my department gets. What made a much bigger
>> difference was that we *lost* a key project, which meant we didn't have
>> to pay for a lot of stuff, which meant we had the money left over to
>> buy other things. And the way it works here is that any money you have
>> left over on March 31st gets taken away from you.
You don't work for the council do you? :-D
>> IOW because we sucked at winning the project we were forced to spend a
>> 5 digit sum of money on other stuff (new laptops, TVs etc) - incentive
>> or what!
>
> Dude, that's *advanced*! :-D
>
> But anyway, my point was, my employer has a fairly serious lack of cash
> right now. Apparently banks tend to not like lending money to companies
> that keep posting larger and larger losses. I can't imagine why...
That's because they think they're the only ones who should get money for
posting losses.
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http://flipc.blogspot.com
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> That's because they think they're the only ones who should get money for
> posting losses.
But we promise we'll make money next year!
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And lo On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 12:48:54 -0000, scott <sco### [at] scottcom> did
spake thusly:
>> That's because they think they're the only ones who should get money
>> for posting losses.
>
> But we promise we'll make money next year!
Yeah, yeah; that's what they said too ;-)
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