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nizmoz said:
Just picked up today to officially switch to Mac. I7 3.4 ghz, 16gb, 680mx, 1tb fusion. Just finished bootcamp for my games and will finish the rest tomorrow. :). Love it.
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That second photo is awesome with the lighting. Should have used Parallels 8?
 
Sweet!!! Brand new, sealed in the box!!! $250!!!!
 

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I've always wanted one, bit the price tag, and Ordered on amazon.
Should be here on Tuesday!

I never tried them on, so who knows how they will look! :p
 
hypmatize said:
Why not get z10's? much better then an S 3 mini... imo :p
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Cause we need to upgrade corporate infrastructure for BB OS 10 which will cost more than migrating to BYOD mode or providing Smartphones (android or iOS) with a secured area for Corporate datas.
Iphone has been put out of standard deployment due to price (s3 mini cost 79€ with line renewal)
 
Tacori ring that I order back in March finally came in, and proposed to my GF this weekend :D

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I havent watched it yet jessica, hope to do so tonight. My tilting roof rack is the only way to get my bikes onto the roof. Wasnt cheap though!
 
SchneiderMan said:
Did/does it hurt?
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The procedure itself did not hurt much like Sylon said, the only pain was in second night/third day, which is what almost everyone goes through, the doctor even warns about it multiple times. The pain is caused from the healing of the cornea, the contact lenses are just "bandaids" that are meant to stay in 24/7.

It's pretty much the best investment I could do. I'm very active and contacts/glasses were becoming a hassle. Finally the freedom of being able to wake up and see the clock at night, nothing like it.
 
Team Timm said:
It's pretty much the best investment I could do. I'm very active and contacts/glasses were becoming a hassle. Finally the freedom of being able to wake up and see the clock at night, nothing like it.
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I read that as "I'm very attractive…" :D
Lasik was by far the best money I ever spent. Had it done in 2004 and although it was a lot of money, I never regretted it. The pain you are all describing is something I don't recall. They put plastic eye patches over my eyes and those hurt because they don't exactly form to your face well. I had bruises from those actually. The only other pain was when they put that sucking thing on my eyeball and pulled. They were checking both the strength of the eye and the shape, I guess. It hurt badly.
 
Expensive, but it had to be done. You don't buy a $2,100 MacBook Pro and not have it insured.
 

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Team Timm said:
The procedure itself did not hurt much like Sylon said, the only pain was in second night/third day, which is what almost everyone goes through, the doctor even warns about it multiple times. The pain is caused from the healing of the cornea, the contact lenses are just "bandaids" that are meant to stay in 24/7.

It's pretty much the best investment I could do. I'm very active and contacts/glasses were becoming a hassle. Finally the freedom of being able to wake up and see the clock at night, nothing like it.
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Everyone says that, lol, even me.


jessica. said:
I read that as "I'm very attractive…" :D
Lasik was by far the best money I ever spent. Had it done in 2004 and although it was a lot of money, I never regretted it. The pain you are all describing is something I don't recall. They put plastic eye patches over my eyes and those hurt because they don't exactly form to your face well. I had bruises from those actually. The only other pain was when they put that sucking thing on my eyeball and pulled. They were checking both the strength of the eye and the shape, I guess. It hurt badly.
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Keep in mind that LASIK and PRK are 2 different processes. Pain and recovery time differ between the two. PRK doesn't have the flap, LASIK does. Healing time is shorter with LASIK because that flap acts as its own bandage. PRK doesn't have that, it's basically an open wound on the surface of your eye that has to heal on its own over time. LASIK recovery time is typically a month whereas the full recovery time for PRK is 2-5 months (depending on the person).
 
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