If Osama bin Laden would demand RFID everywhere ? would you support it?
Vily Clay | 07/14/05
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"Luddite", huh
John L. Ries | 07/14/05
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Indeed!
No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/14/05
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With Good Cause!!!
No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/14/05
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WOW Bit!
Tim Patterson | 07/14/05
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AMEN brother Axe....Amen!
Laff | 07/15/05
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Wow we need to get RFID under your skin right away
Protector | 07/15/05
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Weird Grokster - RFID link...
No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/14/05
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No Bit...
Tim Patterson | 07/14/05
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yup
Jeff Spicoli | 07/14/05
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Good point Jeff
Tim Patterson | 07/14/05
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just thought of something funny I'd like to add
Jeff Spicoli | 07/14/05
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Problem is the solution
voska | 07/15/05
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broad stroke
Jeff Spicoli | 07/14/05
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categorizations of use maybe...
draqza@... | 07/15/05
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Now wait a minute guys. 5% is 5%
No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/15/05
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no one said anything about its legal existence
Jeff Spicoli | 07/15/05
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I'd agree if there were current laws
voska | 07/15/05
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Shouldn't EVER happen
Roger Ramjet | 07/15/05
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Good!
BitTwiddler | 07/15/05
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Could broad anti-RFID laws cause problems?
Otto_Delete | 07/15/05
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The End?
LostPunisher | 07/16/05
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It's the data, not the collector
Waynezel | 07/22/05
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More about RFID
robert.jones | 07/29/05
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"only a pointer"??
mikecepek | 04/07/07
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