Recent content by GeraldSA

Service manuals are company confidential. Agfa (Home) can help with a user manual.

Hmm..... "doughnuts monthly" sounds like an E-magazine geared towards the baking industry.

SSSmokiiinnnnnn......... :ROFLMAO:😂

Would never happen in South Africa. Only black owned businesses get bailed out, then the top echelons all buy themselves new luxury cars and massive houses.

Reminds me of a team building conference many years ago. The exercise was supposed to be a paintball fight, where the names of the team members were "randomly picked out of a hat". When we saw that the one team consisted of management and senior supervisors and the other team consisted of...

Idiot. Hasn't he learned yet that it is never a good idea to have one's back facing the door? heh heh heh ......

Just applying the perfect example of every government that has ever come into power by making the obliteration of nepotism, cronyism and corruption part of their policy.

Had a very similar experience many years ago when I first started working. Its at times like these that one realises exactly how out of touch damagement really is. I will admit, not always, but the greater majority of times. In this case, I am sure that the term "compatible" is being used as a...

I tend to agree with Possumgal. Predictable, yes. Less moody, definitely. Sensible, hmmm...... needs some thought. But then Ulrich's point (Space Oddity 2001 .... LOL) makes me want to think again. But, bottom line is that Artificial Intelligence doesn't have a patch on Natural Stupidity.

Can't stop giggling at the comic strip and the comments.........

LOL... Good old days - in a way, yes. I started working directly out of school in 1974. Thinking about large offices containing many machines, I remember the main CTO (Central Telegraph Office, which handled all telegrams) in Johannesburg where I was stationed for around 3 0r 4 months during my...

If I may be pedantic, that picture is not of fax machines. Those are Siemens T100 50Baud Teleprinters (Telex machines), fitted with tape punches and punch tape readers. Magnificent machines. I worked for the South African Post Office (Telkom these days) during the heydays of those machines...

Excellent. Slammer, right-click on the picture, click on "Save Image As", then you can save it to your hard drive. Unless you have a Mac, then its very complicated..... ;)