When to get new comp?

[Dot]

It's all write dot I wiil come over and fix it for scones

Better be here before departure day around the 7th July. Westward ho for the head job

Thanks Brad

[T1 Terry]

If your computer can't handle the 64bit processing capability required for Win7 or higher... if you own a fruit machine and have finally come to your senses

Those that be jealous of those with a Fruit Machine simply refuse to see the light and shall be called Luddites.

So endeth the lesson.

My wife Margaret is an IT tech for CSC, she was transferred there when BHP IT was sold off to them. In the early days BHP used Apple computers, they switched to PC's when a lack of compatible software and lack of access was becoming a major issue. At first there was a lot of chat about a step backwards, till they realised just how easy PC's were to work with for the techo side, they have never looked back since. that was at least 14 yrs ago, so I doubt the "Luddite" term fits PC users.... those who are easily lead to spend excess $$ for an inferior product by spin doctors and clever marketing will defend their choice to the bitter end, no one likes to admit they have been conned do they

[Mrcoolabah1au]

How long will u be away like going west ( Perth ) mite come come over when the weather a bit warmer ok

[Dot]

We i.e Us along with Chuck and much better half are intending to hit the road around the 7th of July, head across the Nullarbor, go inland then over to Karratha then pop down to 40mile beach for a while??? how long then we have no idea from there what either one of us will be doing. Bit like which ever the wind blows We that is the G man & I have to be back home around mid Oct.

[generdawg]

... Bit like which ever the wind blows...

It's blowing easterly and has been for quite sometime now. Must be why all the caravans are heading west and south - to take advantage of the free tail wind.

dawg in A'van at Mary Pool WA

[dapope]

Nice spot that Mary Pool. You going on to the bungles?

[generdawg]

... You going on to the bungles?

If there are five vans here there are fifty - and that is an understatement!
We want to go where ever, but have had our fill of gravel after the Rio Tinto/Karijini trip.
We've just learnt that we missed a bitumen road to the best ever gorge at Geiki gorge. Hope I spelled that correctly.
Yes, if we should go to the bungles, then by all means if it is not gravel and especially RED corrugated gravel, then we want to include that.

dawg in A'van (who has hijacked more threads than anybody else on this forum - but not intentionally)

ps seen at Mary Pool today; one feral park pig and two wild freshies sunning themselves on the mud flat.

[Dot]

... You going on to the bungles?

If there are five vans here there are fifty - and that is an understatement!
We want to go where ever, but have had our fill of gravel after the Rio Tinto/Karijini trip.
We've just learnt that we missed a bitumen road to the best ever gorge at Geiki gorge. Hope I spelled that correctly.
Yes, if we should go to the bungles, then by all means if it is not gravel and especially RED corrugated gravel, then we want to include that.

dawg in A'van (who has hijacked more threads than anybody else on this forum - but not intentionally)

ps seen at Mary Pool today; one feral park pig and two wild freshies sunning themselves on the mud flat.

Brad the road into the Bungle Bungles is for the 4x4 but the best way is the fixed wing flight over them, better than the chopper flight so I am told by my friends son (a pilot). That is on my bucket list. (no not the pilot) Was the feral pig a human with a couple of rug rats sunning themselves on the bank??

[generdawg]

Was the feral pig a human ...

You be the judge.

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[dapope]

Was wild cattle when we were there last year. Another vote for the plane flight, we drove in with friends as well.
Take the time and go back n do the geike gorge, there is a $35trip up the gorge on DEC barges, way worth it.