Subject | Re: converting raw images from Canon EOS 600D |
From | Sandman |
Date | 12/05/2013 16:41 (12/05/2013 16:41) |
Message-ID | <slrnla17oq.j45.mr@irc.sandman.net> |
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Newsgroups | rec.photo.digital |
Follows | Tony Cooper |
Followups | Eric Stevens (16h & 56m) > Sandman |
I don't. Never had a CV. I graduated from art school and started work at ICA Förlaget right away (now Forma Publishing Group) and moved to IT in four or five years. (i.e. 95 or 96).I could probably look it up, but it's not important enough for me to do so. When they fired me in 2003 I started my own company and I'm still here. No need for a CV ever.Tony CooperTony CooperSandman
Four years became six years in your faulty memory bank.
Everything has to become an insult to you. I'm not even sure if it's four or five.
Easily checked. I would think a person as eminent in the computer field as you claim to be would have a CV around to reference.
Or something I misremembered. This "reading" thing is really hard to you, isn't it?Tony CooperSandmanWe don't know how much else you have "misremembered" aka "lied about".How much else is an exaggeration?
Also, in retrospect, I retract the word "exaggerated", since it is something you do knowingly. I submit the word "misremembered" or "mistyped" in its place.
So, now your misrepresentation becomes a typo.
Your finger, searching for the "f" key to write "four" found the "s" key, and then it found the "i" key instead of the "o" key, and so on.Sure, it has happened before. I'm man enough to admit that I can make such mistakes. I often type "och" (swedish for "and") when I mean to type "or". Also, typing while doing, reading or watching other things may influence the outcome. I'm only guessing here, because I wrote that back in august, so I can't be expected to rememeber the circumstances that may have led to the mistake.