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On 8/11/2015 12:52 AM, Eric Stevens wrote:
On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 00:13:39 -0400, nospam
wrote:

In article , Eric Stevens
wrote:


For a while I thought I was going to replace my computer with a Mac
Pro but I recently had a look and found their capabilities and price
had soared beyond both my needs and means. I intend to have look to
see what I can build from commercially available parts and that
inevitably means staying with Windows. I don't much like the idea but
Mac doesn't appear to be feasible.

look at a retina imac.

I'm not sure that I want 5K and I want a matching screen.


There are a lot of 4k monitors available. As to the Retina monitor, it
is great for viewing pictures, but I don't like to work on a glossy screen.

--
PeterN

In article , PeterN
wrote:

There are a lot of 4k monitors available. As to the Retina monitor, it
is great for viewing pictures, but I don't like to work on a glossy screen.

it's not very glossy and you won't even notice it.

On 8/11/2015 12:09 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , PeterN
wrote:

There are a lot of 4k monitors available. As to the Retina monitor, it
is great for viewing pictures, but I don't like to work on a glossy screen.

it's not very glossy and you won't even notice it.


And of course, you know my preferences. Despite you protestations, I
will work with such tools as I deem best for me.

Many years ago I went to a computer store. The sales clerk, who was
quite knowledgeable and an MIT graduate in computer science, advised me
that he had no system that was suitable for me, and made a
recommendation, which I implementation. Although he lost that particular
sale, I subsequently referred him a much higher paying position. It was
a win-win situation for both of us. All because he understood my needs,
and suggested a workable suggestion. BTW, his suggestion was to
literally spend about four times as much as I was originally thinking.

--
PeterN

On 2015-08-11 17:23:33 +0000, PeterN said:

And of course, you know my preferences. Despite you protestations, I
will work with such tools as I deem best for me.

An anticipated response.

Many years ago I went to a computer store. The sales clerk, who was
quite knowledgeable and an MIT graduate in computer science,

....and he was working in a computer store. A lot of good being an MIT
grad did him.

advised me that he had no system that was suitable for me,

So he was good at character analysis.

and made a recommendation, which I implementation. Although he lost
that particular sale,

So you just used him, and denied him the sale.

I subsequently referred him a much higher paying position.

Kneeling.
BTW: How did you garner influence in job placement in that organization?

It was a win-win situation for both of us.

Only if he actually got a higher paying job where he could put that MIT
degree to work.

All because he understood my needs, and suggested a workable
suggestion. BTW, his suggestion was to literally spend about four times
as much as I was originally thinking.

Sure. Start high & build from there.

This tale seems a tad apocryphal.

--
Regards,

Savageduck

In article , PeterN
wrote:

There are a lot of 4k monitors available. As to the Retina monitor, it
is great for viewing pictures, but I don't like to work on a glossy screen.

it's not very glossy and you won't even notice it.

And of course, you know my preferences.

it has nothing to do with your preferences.

i'm telling you the characteristics of the display.

the current displays are nothing at all like glossy displays a decade
ago which were *very* glossy and very annoying.

the new ones are not very glossy and you won't notice it.

Despite you protestations, I
will work with such tools as I deem best for me.

i don't give a **** what you do.

Many years ago I went to a computer store. The sales clerk, who was
quite knowledgeable and an MIT graduate in computer science, advised me
that he had no system that was suitable for me, and made a
recommendation, which I implementation. Although he lost that particular
sale, I subsequently referred him a much higher paying position. It was
a win-win situation for both of us. All because he understood my needs,
and suggested a workable suggestion. BTW, his suggestion was to
literally spend about four times as much as I was originally thinking.

more irrelevant stuff.

On 8/11/2015 1:40 PM, Savageduck wrote:
On 2015-08-11 17:23:33 +0000, PeterN said:

And of course, you know my preferences. Despite you protestations, I
will work with such tools as I deem best for me.

An anticipated response.

Yes

Many years ago I went to a computer store. The sales clerk, who was
quite knowledgeable and an MIT graduate in computer science,

...and he was working in a computer store. A lot of good being an MIT
grad did him.

Not everybody can find a job right out of school.

advised me that he had no system that was suitable for me,

So he was good at character analysis.

Closer to needs analysis.

and made a recommendation, which I implementation. Although he lost
that particular sale,

So you just used him, and denied him the sale.


Only in the Spring
I subsequently referred him a much higher paying position.

Kneeling.
BTW: How did you garner influence in job placement in that organization?

They were a client who needed someone with his skills. I introduced him,
only because I felt comfortable with his skills and integrity.



It was a win-win situation for both of us.

Only if he actually got a higher paying job where he could put that MIT
degree to work.

He did.


All because he understood my needs, and suggested a workable
suggestion. BTW, his suggestion was to literally spend about four
times as much as I was originally thinking.

Sure. Start high & build from there.

This tale seems a tad apocryphal.


Not at all. In those days, it was not unusual for me and those I
associated with, to introduce people to situations that would help them.
Others did it for me. That's just the way things worked, and it made for
some pleasant relationships.


--
PeterN

On 8/11/2015 1:49 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , PeterN
wrote:

There are a lot of 4k monitors available. As to the Retina monitor, it
is great for viewing pictures, but I don't like to work on a glossy screen.

it's not very glossy and you won't even notice it.

And of course, you know my preferences.

it has nothing to do with your preferences.

i'm telling you the characteristics of the display.

the current displays are nothing at all like glossy displays a decade
ago which were *very* glossy and very annoying.

the new ones are not very glossy and you won't notice it.

Then how come I did.

Despite you protestations, I
will work with such tools as I deem best for me.

i don't give a **** what you do.

I know. You just have an obsessive need to argue, combined with the
inability to admit being wrong.


Many years ago I went to a computer store. The sales clerk, who was
quite knowledgeable and an MIT graduate in computer science, advised me
that he had no system that was suitable for me, and made a
recommendation, which I implementation. Although he lost that particular
sale, I subsequently referred him a much higher paying position. It was
a win-win situation for both of us. All because he understood my needs,
and suggested a workable suggestion. BTW, his suggestion was to
literally spend about four times as much as I was originally thinking.

more irrelevant stuff.



--
PeterN

In article , PeterN
wrote:

There are a lot of 4k monitors available. As to the Retina monitor, it
is great for viewing pictures, but I don't like to work on a glossy
screen.

it's not very glossy and you won't even notice it.

And of course, you know my preferences.

it has nothing to do with your preferences.

i'm telling you the characteristics of the display.

the current displays are nothing at all like glossy displays a decade
ago which were *very* glossy and very annoying.

the new ones are not very glossy and you won't notice it.

Then how come I did.

for a recent display? when it's in use?

maybe when it's off you might notice the difference but not when it's
in use.

but even if you supposedly did (which i doubt), it's a very small price
to pay for the superiority of a retina display.

Despite you protestations, I
will work with such tools as I deem best for me.

i don't give a **** what you do.

I know. You just have an obsessive need to argue, combined with the
inability to admit being wrong.

that describes you.

On 8/11/2015 2:09 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , PeterN
wrote:

There are a lot of 4k monitors available. As to the Retina monitor, it
is great for viewing pictures, but I don't like to work on a glossy
screen.

it's not very glossy and you won't even notice it.

And of course, you know my preferences.

it has nothing to do with your preferences.

i'm telling you the characteristics of the display.

the current displays are nothing at all like glossy displays a decade
ago which were *very* glossy and very annoying.

the new ones are not very glossy and you won't notice it.

Then how come I did.

for a recent display? when it's in use?

maybe when it's off you might notice the difference but not when it's
in use.

but even if you supposedly did (which i doubt), it's a very small price
to pay for the superiority of a retina display.

Despite you protestations, I
will work with such tools as I deem best for me.

i don't give a **** what you do.

I know. You just have an obsessive need to argue, combined with the
inability to admit being wrong.

that describes you.


Yes. I am the one who arrogantly presumes to tell others what is best
for them
I am the one who has a hissy fit, because someone said they did not like
an Apple monitor.

You are a pathetic, arrogant psycho.

--
PeterN

In article , PeterN
wrote:

Despite you protestations, I
will work with such tools as I deem best for me.

i don't give a **** what you do.

I know. You just have an obsessive need to argue, combined with the
inability to admit being wrong.

that describes you.

Yes. I am the one who arrogantly presumes to tell others what is best
for them

sometimes you do, yes.

I am the one who has a hissy fit, because someone said they did not like
an Apple monitor.

sometimes you do that too, but not necessarily for apple products.

You are a pathetic, arrogant psycho.

projection.