[Jonathon Watkins]

Originally Posted by Sven

I know you said that Kacey. I was adding my voice to yours. This is one area that keeping quiet is going to be seen as approval of the cameras in everything movement.

So, we have to keep saying it. The squeeky wheel gets the oil. :twisted:

[Jonathon Watkins]

Originally Posted by Sven

I know you said that Kacey. I was adding my voice to yours. This is one area that keeping quiet is going to be seen as approval of the cameras in everything movement.

So, we have to keep saying it. The squeeky wheel gets the oil. :twisted:

[minimage]

Well, I came upon this thread yesterday and decided it was finally time to get a camera phone. Got it today. Haven't used it yet; it's taking an inordinate amount of time for it to hop onto the network. Once this baby decides to function, I can maybe stop carrying my digital camera, which does only 320 x 240 at best. I'd been wanting a color phone for some time (ok, really, I want a Smartphone or PDA Phone, but I resisted that temptation), and I hadn't done anything with my tax refund, so I actually tore myself away from the home computers (well, I took one with me, but it was a good thing, cuz there was a line at the store) and went shopping.

Guess on which side of the fence I sit?

[D.psi]

Okay, so this is late coming, but on a similar note to the entire camera issue... Market analysts are recommending forbidding personal storage equipment from industry locations.

http://www.globetechnology.com/servl...ry/Technology/

This kind of thinking is the very reason cameras are banned in a number of industry locations. When most of the engineering work was done at a drafting table, or on a 3-D model the camera thing was obvious. Now that CAD programs are used as extensively as they are, the next choice is removable storage media...

D.psi

[Pony99CA]

Originally Posted by D.psi

Okay, so this is late coming, but on a similar note to the entire camera issue... Market analysts are recommending forbidding personal storage equipment from industry locations.

http://www.globetechnology.com/servl...ry/Technology/

This kind of thinking is the very reason cameras are banned in a number of industry locations. When most of the engineering work was done at a drafting table, or on a 3-D model the camera thing was obvious. Now that CAD programs are used as extensively as they are, the next choice is removable storage media...

Digital Media Thoughts has an item about this and some discussion.

Steve

[Kacey Green]

personally I think some discretion is in order, or we'll all have to strip down at work and bring nothing with us, put on work clothes at the door, etc. etc. I don't know how one will meet with the clients to sell them on the products or services b/c you won't have any info for them.