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An extension to the ATA interface (IDE) that effectively doubles the top data transfer speed of IDE from 16.6MBytes/second up to 33 MBytes/second. Also known as Ultra-IDE.
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Ultra ATA/33 - "Nonymous" wrote in message news:... "JohnCM" wrote in message news:de3c86c3.0406112205.412c0db6@posting.google.com... Well I had an encounter with security at the Westfield Shoppingtown Garden State Plaza in Paramus, NJ this week. I'm surprised that when you talked to management, they never brought up the subject of people coming to the mall to take pictures of girls. It's becoming a bigger and bigger problem, especially with the growth of those cell phones that have built in cameras, etc. Go to alt.binaries.pictures.candid.girls and I'll bet you'll find lots of photos of girls snapped at the mall, on the street, the local fair, etc.I know I heard about it on the News last week. Perhaps the mgmt doesntwant to admit they have that kind of stuff going on in the mall. Therewas an incident at Roosevelt Field on Long Island a few weeks back. Aguy had a camera and he stuck it up a girl's skirt on an escalator.Fortunately a security guard and an off-duty police officer saw whatwas going on and questioned the guy, he admitted it and the policecame and arrested him.And photography without prior consent is banned in Roosevelt Field,they have it clearly stated in the code of conduct posted at the mallentrance. It never seems to stop the sick and disturbed from gettingtheir photos, until they make a mistake, such as in the incident atRoosevelt Field, when the flash accidently went off alerting the offduty cop.I always do my best to keep other people out of my photos. Thatsometimes though can be impossible, especially on a crowded publicstreet or beach.Other people taking pictures, often dont care who they get in theirpics, such as in this webpage on a visit to Garden State Plaza wherepictures of people, perhaps without their knowledge, were taken.http://andrewweb.merelis.com:3500/3_21_03/3_21_03.htmlOf course security doesnt stop him.....
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