I mean, it's pretty clear that companies have been copying the overall shape. But that's because Fender didn't try to obtain the copyrights for 50 years! So I don't see any conflict in calling out Behringer for infringing copyrights while calling also calling out Fender for trying to enforce copyrights that they were denied 20 years ago.
I actually thought that the uniform mockups were AI to make fun of the whole “Department of War” thing. I can’t believe they either completely misunderstood Starship Troopers or (more likely) want to openly pursue a fascist aesthetic.
Remember when Clinton was ordering strikes against Al Qaeda and the Republicans were like "stop distracting the public from your blowjob" and then he warned Bush about the impending threat during the transition and Bush ignored it?
If you've never experienced having a circumcized penis (as someone old enough to be consciously aware of having a penis) how could you know it doesn't work just fine?
The only people who can comparatively answer are people of an age of sexual maturity who have fully experienced all uses of a penis both with and without a foreskin.
Mostly, it's just that nobody uses their computer in the same room that the scanner is in, and they don't want to find a place to prop their laptop while using the scanner.
The challenge to finding one was keeping it in a sub $200 consumer device price range instead of a $300+ office line of devices. I managed to get a refurb Brother ADS-1800W and that supports network folders. But it's not available new anymore, as they've moved that feature into their higher price tiers too.
I don't want to have to interact back and forth between my computer and my scanner to scan documents. My scanner has buttons on it, I want them to work. There are very, very few scanners that will scan directly to your computer or a network drive using only the buttons on the scanner that don't require a Windows or Mac PC running their network scan server software. And the companies that do publish their drivers and software.to Linux don't ever seem to include the scan service component, so you have to drive the scanning operation from your computer instead of the scanner's buttons.
I mean, it's pretty clear that companies have been copying the overall shape. But that's because Fender didn't try to obtain the copyrights for 50 years! So I don't see any conflict in calling out Behringer for infringing copyrights while calling also calling out Fender for trying to enforce copyrights that they were denied 20 years ago.
Same. Haven't quite managed to sell my Fender Strat yet. Stopped using Fender Studio.
Yeah they really shot themselves in the face here.
I'm quite disheartened to hear that 18 builders have signed agreements. I hope Thomann, Yamaha, and PRS take it to court and wreck shit.
We do, it's called the Primaries. Turnout is so poor it would only take a small surge to tip the scales.
it's both.
Somehow, McConnell returned.
A state's right to discriminate, yes.
If he's constantly recording, then he's capturing people's IDs and their personal information when it's up on screen.
Remember when Clinton was ordering strikes against Al Qaeda and the Republicans were like "stop distracting the public from your blowjob" and then he warned Bush about the impending threat during the transition and Bush ignored it?
His appearance on That Pedal Show was how I learned he does music. was good episode for fans of both Matt Berry and guitar gear.
I'll have to take your wife's word on it.
If you've never experienced having a circumcized penis (as someone old enough to be consciously aware of having a penis) how could you know it doesn't work just fine?
The only people who can comparatively answer are people of an age of sexual maturity who have fully experienced all uses of a penis both with and without a foreskin.
Yeah, having a 6 Nations match played outside the 6 Nations seems ridiculous.
Election interference, you say?
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Mostly, it's just that nobody uses their computer in the same room that the scanner is in, and they don't want to find a place to prop their laptop while using the scanner.
The challenge to finding one was keeping it in a sub $200 consumer device price range instead of a $300+ office line of devices. I managed to get a refurb Brother ADS-1800W and that supports network folders. But it's not available new anymore, as they've moved that feature into their higher price tiers too.
I don't want to have to interact back and forth between my computer and my scanner to scan documents. My scanner has buttons on it, I want them to work. There are very, very few scanners that will scan directly to your computer or a network drive using only the buttons on the scanner that don't require a Windows or Mac PC running their network scan server software. And the companies that do publish their drivers and software.to Linux don't ever seem to include the scan service component, so you have to drive the scanning operation from your computer instead of the scanner's buttons.
Thanks, I'll have to look into that.