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To: TGPTNDR who wrote (87501)	8/23/2002 10:49:40 AM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Re: You do run Photoshop at least 25% of the time, don't you Monica thanks you for making that post for her. She's been much too busy talking to her lawyer about whether or not she's personally liable for the fraud she helped to perpetrate to post it herself.

To: TGPTNDR who wrote (87501)	8/23/2002 1:49:35 PM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 275872

"You do run Photoshop at least 25% of the time, don't you Dan3?" The whole thingy smells worse and worse. I just spent some time watching what the BAPCO 2001 is doing. "Kayaking"! What the heck? It all looks like a joke as compared to Winstone and the original BAPCO-2000. First, starting from the very concept. Why "Content Creation"? Majority of people _consume_ Internet content, only very few create it. Why the heck we need to measure our computers by hurdles of a few? Then, "Extreme Kayaking", movie editing. Why the heck someone would heed to apply all these crazy filters to a nearly perfect (and already enough blurry) digital tape? Who needs the "Gaussian Blur" waste of time? Who ever edits the film content other than cut, paste, and transition? The whole process is more of artistic thinking than the technicalities of image filterings. Who has the time to do all this crap? "Sound Forge"? Give me a break... "Media" encoding? Which media? Are we going to put a camera into shower tub, and broadcast, with encoding in real-time? How many of us ever heard about "Dreamweaver"? Also, the 1s "thinking time". What the heck again? I do not have the Sm2002, but the first step, sm2001, sure looks like a joke benchmark. - Ali