If you RTFA, especially the second page, I believe it states that you can make as many copies of the original as you want, but you can not make copies of the copies.
The company is misinformed... From the article: what the company believes is the world's first 20-layer circuit board.
I have held in my hand 28 layer PCBs. Now if they said it was 20 signal layers, not including ground and power planes, so it would be more like 40 to 50 layers, now that would be something.
However I give them full props for the thinness and the printing technology.
You make good points, but even in MN it still only costs around $100/sqft for a frame house. I wonder if the cost per sqft was increased by the loss of construction efficiency by building such a small house.
An excerpt: Did the economy go into recession because President Bush came into office? Of course not. Had Al Gore become president, would the economy have entered a recession in March 2001? Certainly. In hindsight, it's clear we were heading for a recession in late 2000. President Bush caught the wrong end of the business cycle.
I would guess that is because the students do not want to live with the university's terms of service and possibly because of University filtering or proxy servers.
Right, we can go to Europe where we can copy all the music we want because we are already paying the artists (even the ones we don't like) and industry through a tax on all recordable media purchases including hard disks and CD-ROMs.
A woman I know bought a laptop at BestBuy a few years ago. Spent about $2400 and purchased the service plan. For her $200 she got two new batteries and, only weeks before the plan expired, she got a brand new $2400 laptop. She had brought it in to have a display issue fixed and they said they could not fix it. So they gave her credit for the full original purchase price towards the purchase of a new one. As was mentioned before, there were some hassles and a fair amount of paperwork.
I'm not claiming that the plan is always worth it, but in this case it paid off.
...absolutely no evidence that AOL use causes erectile dysfunction
There is no evidence showing cause, but there is a strong correlation. Maybe Erectile dysfunction causes AOL use?
I don't care what appeals to you. If you expect S&R to bail you out of a mess, a little RFID tag is not too much to ask.
I think that is exactly his point. He doesn't expect to be rescued. He is willing to give up the extra security for the thrill of going it alone.
Let me make an obviously bad, but fun, analogy: If you expect the fire department/paramedics to help you in the event of a car crash, a GPS tracking device in your car is not too much to ask. If you expect the police to help you if you are ever mugged, then video surveillance on every street corner is not too much to ask.
Now can anyone just clue me in about getting cardservices to allow an Netgear MA701 CF card to connect to a network?
Don't know if I can give you a clue or not, but my SL-5500 works just fine with my MA701. I have a co-worker who has a 5600 with a MA701 and that works fine also.
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If you RTFA, especially the second page, I believe it states that you can make as many copies of the original as you want, but you can not make copies of the copies.
Wonder if there's anywhere it is legal to sell your politicans.
Unfortunately, here in the US, we would probably have to pay people to take our politicians.
The company is misinformed... From the article:
what the company believes is the world's first 20-layer circuit board.
I have held in my hand 28 layer PCBs. Now if they said it was 20 signal layers, not including ground and power planes, so it would be more like 40 to 50 layers, now that would be something.
However I give them full props for the thinness and the printing technology.
You make good points, but even in MN it still only costs around $100/sqft for a frame house. I wonder if the cost per sqft was increased by the loss of construction efficiency by building such a small house.
tell me the real name of Constatinople,
Istanbul was Constantinople
Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople
Been a long time gone, Constantinople
Why did Constantinople get the works?
Are you saying it wasn't the Turks?
Which recession was this that he turned around? The one that started after he entered office?
I think you are missing the point. See the article here: http://slate.msn.com/id/2076134/
An excerpt: Did the economy go into recession because President Bush came into office? Of course not. Had Al Gore become president, would the economy have entered a recession in March 2001? Certainly. In hindsight, it's clear we were heading for a recession in late 2000. President Bush caught the wrong end of the business cycle.
I would guess that is because the students do not want to live with the university's terms of service and possibly because of University filtering or proxy servers.
Right, we can go to Europe where we can copy all the music we want because we are already paying the artists (even the ones we don't like) and industry through a tax on all recordable media purchases including hard disks and CD-ROMs.
A woman I know bought a laptop at BestBuy a few years ago. Spent about $2400 and purchased the service plan. For her $200 she got two new batteries and, only weeks before the plan expired, she got a brand new $2400 laptop. She had brought it in to have a display issue fixed and they said they could not fix it. So they gave her credit for the full original purchase price towards the purchase of a new one. As was mentioned before, there were some hassles and a fair amount of paperwork.
I'm not claiming that the plan is always worth it, but in this case it paid off.
"Canadians don't tolerate racism is any form, so I don't think we want you up here"
HAHAHA...
Seriously though... He was talking about French Speaking people. Not any particular ethnic group.
...absolutely no evidence that AOL use causes erectile dysfunction
There is no evidence showing cause, but there is a strong correlation. Maybe Erectile dysfunction causes AOL use?
I don't care what appeals to you. If you expect S&R to bail you out of a mess, a little RFID tag is not too much to ask.
I think that is exactly his point. He doesn't expect to be rescued. He is willing to give up the extra security for the thrill of going it alone.
Let me make an obviously bad, but fun, analogy: If you expect the fire department/paramedics to help you in the event of a car crash, a GPS tracking device in your car is not too much to ask. If you expect the police to help you if you are ever mugged, then video surveillance on every street corner is not too much to ask.
Now can anyone just clue me in about getting cardservices to allow an Netgear MA701 CF card to connect to a network? Don't know if I can give you a clue or not, but my SL-5500 works just fine with my MA701. I have a co-worker who has a 5600 with a MA701 and that works fine also.