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Castra.
Sony A65. Sigma 10-20 @ 15 mm. F18, .8 second, ISO 100, ND4.
Sony A65. Sigma 10-20 @ 15 mm. F18, .8 second, ISO 100, ND4.
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Can almost hear it. You have set a nice mood wBetter a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy.
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Thanks Hans, definitely something strange happening with your posts though.Comment
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I have the same thing pop up now and then and I just click OK and carry on. I'm not sure what it is. It would say it appears to be a problem with AP's server connection.
BTW Greg, lovely photo of a wonderful place. Looks really special.I Shoot A Canon
Web: isacimages.com / My Gear / Flickr Photostream
My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.Comment
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Get a similar thing if I try to make comment from my IPad using Safari browser. I don't get it on the PC using Google Chrome but this Forum has always been slow and erratic for me what ever Browser I've tried.Originally posted by Isac View PostComment
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Not good to here that sort of thing Greg. is your internet generally OK? Is it just AP that gives you the problems? Just FYI, the new Firefox Quantum just released is better speed than Chrome and getting some pretty favourable reviews. I'm trialling it for a while right now and so far so good - it's pretty quick. -
My internet is generally good and no other sites perform as poorly as this one. I used Firefox exclusively right up until about 6 months ago but AP was just as bad on that.
I'm not sure when you became involved with the site, but when an 'upgrade' to a new version happened a couple of years? back, the problems started to occur. I'm not surprised that many regulars disappeared not long after the change.
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I do remember the problems when the upgrade occurred but I don't remember what the versions were prior to this current one. Upgrades of anything usually bring with it extra problems. I write software and when you fix a bug in one place it usually affects the operation in a completely different place. Murphy's Law I guess.
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