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Back from the New Year celebration. The A95 is great, I’m already thinking of selling my Fuji S2 Pro because I can’t get same results as fast as I do from the pocket camera… Sometimes you just have to whip the camera and take a picture… with A95 it takes 5 - 10 seconds to power up camera plus the shutter lag. With S2 Pro it takes around 2 seconds to power up and take the picture, only the picture would be either over exposed or something else or I don’t know what… Thinking of trying Canon 20D for that matter, maybe Canon, after all, IS BETTER then the Nikon?

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Okay, it wasn’t SQL server’s fault, I just counted the lines in the file incorrectly. But now we must find the missing $500,000… Nice, isn’t it? I wish they were “auto-magically” appear in my pockets. Heh…

While on the subject of tech news - my Creative Xtra Zen mp3 player ceased to work. Whenever I try to Reformat All/Reload OS/Reset/Clean Up is responds with “Hard disk problem” message. Oh, boy, I know what that means…

Have set up my own hosting for blogs, probably should start moving there now, since sometimes it’s almost impossible to get through to blogger. And when I can - dang! - the moment has passed.

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