I recommend Canon mainly because they have not pissed me off either on the product side or the buisness practices side. MY old Canon BJC printer lasted a long time and was good with ink (replaced the ink $7-$15 ink tanks about twice a year, maybe three times) OTOH when the Canon did eventually die I got an epson (had an old dot matrix epson which was a good printer for several years before getting the Canon) but the newer Epson printers suck ink down fast and the ink costs about twice as much as Canon ink. Lexmark is quite simply not an option, their actions have shown them to be evil, as well as overpricing their ink even worse than other companies.
not just ex-con, there is nothing in the constitution prohibiting an inmate from holding the office of President, now the question would be can they pardon themself?
yes, but nothing would bind the patsy to do so, as it would be illegal to contractually require a donation, thus they could hire him or her, but they could keep the 2 million and retire instead.
simple solution, in cases not involving immediate and continuing violation of the law (child porn distribution type stuff) when they take your drive they should be required to ghost it to a new drive of the same model or better and give you the fresh, copy drive, since your data that you want is copied back to you immediately.
all normal LCD's have a polarizing film, i have read about "privacy" screens which do not have part of the polarizing film, which instead lies in the glasses of the user.
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try to get your hands on an LCD lacking the polarized portion of the coating, then only people with polarized glasses could see the screen
yes so now making a copy of a game that is illegal to sell in your country is obviosly harming the developers due to lost sales, oh that's right you can't buy or import the game in australia.
in each unit of the reaction you end up with a neutron that becomes a proton, but rather than releasing an electron (yes you can do a Neutron electron+proton, that is how neutron stars form) it is the electron (or more accurately, probably the quarks that make up what would be that electron if not for converting to EM radiation) that becomes energy.
trade secrets are only protected as long as you proteect them, if someone were to do a molecular analysis of chanel 5 and determine exactly what makes it smell the way it does they could easily release a new product indistinguishable from chanel 5, and sell it for $5/bottle.
that is the point made in the lawsuit, and mandating that hardware acknowledge and respect the flag after reception goes outside the scope of the FCC's authority.
magor differences, aircraft are constantly maintained by professionals, while an automobile is "inspected" at most once per year, and power assist systems in cars are operable even when the power assist fails, while a control-by-wire system you are fuxored when the computer locks in 100mpg hard Right turn mode due to buggy core or "cosmic rays"
antimatter can never be a safe energy store, by its nature it is extremely volitile and will detonate immediately if it's magnetic containment fails, any device storing antimatter would become an antimatter bomb simply by breaking it or deactivating the containment fields.
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I recommend Canon mainly because they have not pissed me off either on the product side or the buisness practices side. MY old Canon BJC printer lasted a long time and was good with ink (replaced the ink $7-$15 ink tanks about twice a year, maybe three times) OTOH when the Canon did eventually die I got an epson (had an old dot matrix epson which was a good printer for several years before getting the Canon) but the newer Epson printers suck ink down fast and the ink costs about twice as much as Canon ink. Lexmark is quite simply not an option, their actions have shown them to be evil, as well as overpricing their ink even worse than other companies.
I am not aware of anything which replaces the file open dialog.
not just ex-con, there is nothing in the constitution prohibiting an inmate from holding the office of President, now the question would be can they pardon themself?
not if i use litestep as my shell and FS commander as file manager, and of course firefox to browse the web.
The site does no such thing, i just went there and everything works fine.
yes, but nothing would bind the patsy to do so, as it would be illegal to contractually require a donation, thus they could hire him or her, but they could keep the 2 million and retire instead.
simple solution, in cases not involving immediate and continuing violation of the law (child porn distribution type stuff) when they take your drive they should be required to ghost it to a new drive of the same model or better and give you the fresh, copy drive, since your data that you want is copied back to you immediately.
all normal LCD's have a polarizing film, i have read about "privacy" screens which do not have part of the polarizing film, which instead lies in the glasses of the user.
try to get your hands on an LCD lacking the polarized portion of the coating, then only people with polarized glasses could see the screen
nothing, but what then prevents people from using australian proxies in order to get the game for free even when outside australia
yes so now making a copy of a game that is illegal to sell in your country is obviosly harming the developers due to lost sales, oh that's right you can't buy or import the game in australia.
PHP is fine, the problem is that many PHP developers are new to web based programming and don't know how to write secure code.
in each unit of the reaction you end up with a neutron that becomes a proton, but rather than releasing an electron (yes you can do a Neutron electron+proton, that is how neutron stars form) it is the electron (or more accurately, probably the quarks that make up what would be that electron if not for converting to EM radiation) that becomes energy.
no, using blue on housing insulation is covered by the trademark.
ahh, the smell of goatse in the morning.
"Canary Yellow" may be trademarked, but the color is not, just the name for it.
trade secrets are only protected as long as you proteect them, if someone were to do a molecular analysis of chanel 5 and determine exactly what makes it smell the way it does they could easily release a new product indistinguishable from chanel 5, and sell it for $5/bottle.
actually we are talking about a crappy radio guy getting fired by his employer.
cool trick, i didn't know about drag to x for a new tab without referral set.
that is the point made in the lawsuit, and mandating that hardware acknowledge and respect the flag after reception goes outside the scope of the FCC's authority.
; I don't know about that, IE might try to run the lines just for kicks.
please remove your head from your ass, it is a license that artists can rlease their work under which allows remixing.
magor differences, aircraft are constantly maintained by professionals, while an automobile is "inspected" at most once per year, and power assist systems in cars are operable even when the power assist fails, while a control-by-wire system you are fuxored when the computer locks in 100mpg hard Right turn mode due to buggy core or "cosmic rays"
simple, ban mail from *.cc
antimatter can never be a safe energy store, by its nature it is extremely volitile and will detonate immediately if it's magnetic containment fails, any device storing antimatter would become an antimatter bomb simply by breaking it or deactivating the containment fields.