St. Petersburg-Belarus (Arseniy Astapenko - 2)

Hello, Arseny!
>>> Therefore, SNB
>>>of course, a good idea, but only within Russia.
>>No - it’s universal, it just means they didn’t understand :(
>>...this only means
>>that each region buys in another exactly as much
>>as it sells THERE, so as not to transport its own money there,
>>that is, if import = export, then the money remains
>>in the region, the principle of international trade, however :)
>I’m not strong in economics :(
Yeah...see below

>Let’s say two identical toys are written.
>In St. Petersburg the author asks for 20 b/p for it and nothing less.
This is CHV! - SUPERGAME (game of the year)...well and other authors, why not?
By the way, what is a b/p? It’s easier to count in $, IMHO, otherwise we don’t know
how the crisis in Indonesia will come back to haunt the new rubles ;)

>And for the same thing, our author begs for 5 b/p, for example
>We change without looking: the result is that we owe 15 b/p :)
What does “the same” mean? class CV?
Now about the prices... everything is exactly the opposite :) In Russia it is easier to sell more expensive
than in Belarus... here the people are “richer”, IMHO - here the “food” is more expensive, and therefore
why not buy a program for the entire disk for “three loaves” of bread?
But here it’s harder for us to sell! So it is unknown who will have
negative as a resultbalance.
>There remains another option - to sell the goods to St. Petersburg for
>220 tyr and receive from Slava
>a set of 10 floppy disks ;)
20 IMHO :)
From the message of Vyacheslav Mednonogov dated December 21, 1997...
VM> - accordingly, within 24 hours upon receipt Lyokha sends the required
VM>number of sets ChV. [Order - at least 10 sets. In this case, the price will be
VM>22 TR]

>Okay, for example, these offers:
>Technodrom by Realsoft (Brest'97) - a sophisticated LaserSquad
>with a level editor for the entire disk - 10 rubles / disk
>Author's version with protection: by the way, if it is in St. Petersburg,
>then you can start shooting right in St. Petersburg ;)
>Zx-Element#1 - computer magazine (Minsk'97) - 6 rubles/disc
I'm not a trader, Sorry! and a spektrumist-theorist ;)
In principle, of course, you can try to apply theory to practice, although this
case does not fit completely into the SNB concept, these damn carriers spoil
the whole thing, and network protection technology has not been developed. And then, who are these
10 people, they are probably straight.... mmm, a difficult case. In general, of course
you can link protection to the serial number of the flop, but you had to
work on this, and not scratch the disks. In general, Arseny, they didn’t support me and therefore
I’ll have to use postal services, I don’t have a business trip to Minsk, no one from you to St. Petersburg eitheris going to be sent over the network
there is no technology yet! :(
So excuse me, I’ve given up for now! I’m going to Moscow on March 8th, so
who needs CV in Moscow? - write to me with soap, I’ll help you save 3-4 thousand
each for beer ;)
And with Belarus for now all that remains is to exchange frivolous and demo programs.
Until someone gets involved and writes bindings to flop, screw, or the whole car, in the case of emuls. Then we can return to this topic, SNB.

With respect, Andrey S. /CGS

>And for the same thing, our author begs for 5 b/p, for example
>We change without looking: the result is that we owe 15 b/p :)
What does “the same thing” mean? class CV?
Now about the prices... everything is exactly the opposite :) In Russia it is easier to sell more expensive
than in Belarus... here the people are “richer”, IMHO - here the “food” is more expensive, and therefore
why not buy a program for the entire disk for “three loaves” of bread?
But here it’s harder for us to sell! So it is unknown who will have a
negative balance as a result.
>>There is still an option - to sell the goods to St. Petersburg for
>>220 thousand and receive from Slava
>>a set of 10 floppy disks ;)
>20 IMHO :)
From the message of Vyacheslav Mednonogov dated 12/21/97...
VM> - accordingly, within 24 hours upon receipt Lyokha sends the required
VM>number of CV sets. [Order - at least 10 sets. In this case, the price will be
VM>22 tr.]

With best wishes, Ars^FTL
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