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Wednesday July 21, 2004
03:23 PM
TPR is printing!
I just talked to the printers. They had some extra time on the machines, so TPR gets the extra cycles (literal cycles too: things going round and round). It looks like I'll have 1,000 copies in my hands on Friday. :)
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what's the gain? (Score:2)
Having checked your previous journal entries I see that 1000 was the number of copies you were originally aiming at, so you're not gaining extra copies here. So I infer it's delivery time. Without the extra cycles, when would the hardcopy have arrived?
I hope that it all works out, as these guys sound like a good bunch of printers to keep using.
Re:what's the gain? (Score:2)
Delivery time to the subscribers might be sooner. I might be able to pack and mail these before I leave for OSCON. Otherwise, I have to wait until I get back.
I'm working on opening up subscription orders today too.
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The "extra" cycles apply to the printer's time. If they can get one step of the process done sooner, then that step has less of a chance of impacting the timing of the next step. That's a lot of excitement for me, especially when I'm up against an OSCON deadline.
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