From: "Robert Comer" 

>I wish there were still good
> places to see all the new technolgy...are you aware of any?

Not really. :(  The web has a lot, but it just isn't good enough for things
like that.

> Btw I am thinking of heading up to Best Buy tomorrow to look at Tablet
> PCs, you wanna met up?  Either around noon or dinner and we can chew
> the fat as well?

I'm afraid I'm not feeling well enough right now, I'll probably sleep as
much as I can this weekend.  It's nothing bad, just a cold.  Send me a
message about when you're going to be there though, I may end up feeling
better!

> That's kind of how I looked at it.  But last night was a 'social' and
> very informal chatting which I actually enjoyed.  With you and maybe
> Mark there at least we wouldn't be deer caught in headlights. 

That's my standard look in those circumstances all right. 

> And Denis had a lot of good things to say about stuff he is doing with
> Linux, I feel kinds out of the loop since the office moved to Windows.

He's a salesman now too.    But really, it does have its good points, as
does Windows. (and the i5 too running whatever OS...)

- Bob Comer


"Richard B."  wrote in message
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> On Fri, 1 Oct 2004 10:03:00 -0400, "Robert Comer"
>  wrote:
>
>>Denis was a pretty good boss to have, so the feeling is mutual!  He's also
>>the one that sold me the new i5.
>
> He was very excited about that box.  I wish there were still good
> places to see all the new technolgy...are you aware of any?
>
> Btw I am thinking of heading up to Best Buy tomorrow to look at Tablet
> PCs, you wanna met up?  Either around noon or dinner and we can chew
> the fat as well?
>
>>You might have to drag. ;-)    (I'm not big on crowds, but probably yes, I
>>should go to these if only for the networking...)
>
> That's kind of how I looked at it.  But last night was a 'social' and
> very informal chatting which I actually enjoyed.  With you and maybe
> Mark there at least we wouldn't be deer caught in headlights. 
>
> And Denis had a lot of good things to say about stuff he is doing with
> Linux, I feel kinds out of the loop since the office moved to Windows.
>
> - Richard

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