Ok, yeah I can believe that. And if you’re using it for art printing, you may even be printing often enough that the feed lines don’t dry up and clog.
Personally, I like that with laser prints, if someone gets the paper wet, the toner doesn’t immediately run all over the page like with ink.
But again, less of an issue for art prints, as the results are more likely to be put in a frame than left out on a table where they can get splashed.
You could if you want. But then again, remember that most people will be replacing that toner cartridge only once every 2-5 years. So it’s not like a major expense.
It depends on how much you print of course, like if you’re a teacher or something, you might print a lot.
Having been an IT guy for a very long time this is my recommendation to everyone. Buy a cheap laser printer for your home. Ink jet is garbage it will piss you off every time you want to print something, it’s a trap. Go with whatever brand you want, but brother is the one I’d recommend most
In my home I have a brother color laser printer, it may have run over $300, I don’t recall. But I don’t recall because I think I bought it 15 years ago and it still works just fine every time I need to print. No regrets.
What part of that phrase was confusing?
I mean, feel free to look up each word if you have to, there are only three of them…
Before it was cool!
Then it should be to hard for me to pay them.
Shit man…
You gotta love a good crowd-sourcing campaign.
New laws in California and New York might stop people from 3D printing guns
It absolutely, positively, will not do that. If someone wants to print a gun, no legislation is going to stop them. It could at best, slow them down by maybe an hour, as they find, download and install different firmware for their printer.
If you want to prevent people from printing guns, you’ll need a different tactic, because that won’t do it.
Yeah, that’s fair. I don’t really have my finger on the pulse of AI tech, but llama was a thing I remembered.
Well they’re developing llama I believe. Which (credit where credit is due), is one of the few open source gpl language models. And you can run it locally, without imposed limits or sending tons of data off to Meta servers.
They can call it whatever they want, the bottom line is that a human is behind the wheel and ultimately they’re responsible.
And I think it has been well established at this point that fsd isn’t ready yet, that it’s not safe. The fact that they call it “full self driving” is cute… but it’s marketing, it’s not a get out of jail free card.
Edit: Hah. So many down votes! Well go ahead, down vote personal responsibility! I mean, suggesting maybe people are responsible for the choices they make, fuck me right!
*Tim Apple
It’s worth noting that this isn’t a distraction, this is the main event.
Ok, that is a really fun Wikipedia link! I’m reading in bed and nearly woke up my partner by laughing.
Sure, the stock is pretty funny just hanging out there.
But I do see the appeal of a simple clamp to hold your standard issue weapon. It means there’s nothing specialized in the gun, if there’s a problem with that particular weapon, just clamp another one in, you have plenty of that particular weapon available. Looking at the photo, it appears they just clamp it to the top rail, that’s actually pretty slick in my opinion.
Simple drop-in solutions are often very effective at a low cost.
And… there it is.
By all means don’t let me yuck your yum. I get that it’s a popular genre, that people really like these games, and that’s legit.
But it’s kinda like, well imagine you’re a huge basketball fan and you’re really into football too. But over the last 10 years most of ESPN’s programming has shifted over to auto racing, which bores you to tears. And hey, that’s fine if you like auto racing, but now it’s legitimately hard to find any basketball or football content.
Anyway, my point is, it’s just a sucks to see the industry dominated by something you don’t really care for.
I relate strongly to those incentives. Death sucks and I’m not doing it, you can’t make me. Also you can’t tell me otherwise because my fingers are in my ears, and I can’t hear you.
Truly a horrifying read. As a parent of a tween, I don’t think I could be more worried. This is going to suck.