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Or perhaps one of those cheap Celeron-based desktops that the likes of Staples and Wal-Mart sell for pennies?

For people who don't know, a real stationer would have 10x the number of SKUs that Staples and Office Depot carry.

It had functions, loops, block ifs, and all the other staples of structured programming.

I've been doing a lot of driving this year, and dotnetrocks has been one of my staples.

Their service ($1 per 100 pages) is cost-effective, given that Staples will charge $2 to remove the spine from a book, without scanning.

There are however things block actual capitalism to function well, such as protectionist policies that prevents you importing superb Japanese staples and pens cheaply.

Also the paper quality is much smoother then mead/staples whatever.

I actually bought Mandrake on CD at Staples back circa 2001 and so began my first frustrations with Linux and device driver availability.

You would expect we would end up in a situation where production of expensive luxury goods decreases somewhat while lower end staples goes up.

For larger notebooks, staples carries a line of recycled sugarcane notebooks which has excellent paper quality, comes with covers either blank or monochrome geometric designs, and only costs about $5.

But new world staples are much harder to preserve - what else could you do if you haven't discovered bacteria or pasteurization, invented refrigeration or canning, and need to feed everyone year round?

When having staples inserted (and also removed a year later) into the growth plates in my knees, I was given the option of having my legs numbed too for pain relief.

Staples uses it (their "SparX" group), and much more notably a Clojure service is used to process every single transaction in Walmart stores.

When using someone else resource, it is polite to do as asked ("Please don't finish all the staples" or "Please don't use my stapler John.

If you want to know about its "supposed" insecurity, maybe read any of the hundreds of articles online about Target, Staples, Home Depot, PF Changs, Neiman Marcus, Goodwill, Global Payments, UPS, Michaels, and dozens more.

Staples (detergent, drinks, etc) on Amazon easily cost 30% more than the comparable Costco purchase.

Looks like they're going for the niche between mom-and-pop to something smaller than Staples.

A friend of mine told me that when she worked at the local Staples, there was a family that would show up anytime anything was on sale, buy whatever the item maximum limit was, take them home, attempt to sell the items on eBay for a profit, and then later return anything they couldn't sell.