Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Dont waste your time with this product Review: Good concept, glowing reviews in PC Mag and others, but the installation process is not ready for prime time.Spent hours following advice from HP support, tried on 3 separate machines.At the end of the day, it worked once, then couldn't be recognized by the systems.I even, per HP, ordered a replacement system because it would "fix all the problems", and reinstalled the OS (WinXP). Still no luck.Documentation pretty thin (the trouble shooting page takes you to a generic HP drive page).Clearly a wine before its time .......
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Excellent... Review: No wonder Lyotard (and many of the other European philosophers) have truly irritated most of the North American preachers of the TRUTH. To begin with, his style is not the old Aristotelian-based method argument but more in line with the brother's Grimm. In particular, his reply to Rorty just about made me cough up my cup of tea into the book it was that funny.The argument of objectivity is getting very tired and, after all the work done by Godel, Chaitin, Perlovsky, Einstein and Prigogine, really seems to have been undermined by it's supposed saviour, science. Time for new ideas and Lyotard's style should be one of the first. After years and piles of books by de Bono one wonders why ideas are still being presented in the dry vacuum of middle-excluded logic.Definitely worth reading and pondering.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not what I thought Review: Like everyone else, I want to save money, and from the reviews, I thought these bags were the way to go. But I'm returning these bags without trying them for two reasons. First, because I have lung problems and must have good filtration, and I don't think these bags will provide it because they look flimsy compared to the "real" bags. Second, I don't appreciate this company's attempt to avoid labeling these bags "made in China," which they are. The bag says, "Designed and Developed in the USA. Manufactured in P.R.O.C." P.R.O.C. is "People's Republic of China." Why not just say so? Probably because "made in China" makes you wonder if the product is actually safe.
