I have not read this but when you mentioned cartridges running low I immediately thought this seem to be a universal norm regardless of what
is being printed. Bet the printer was cheap but the cartridges refills
are a killer :)
Id rather go veggie than 3d printed meat.
I had a laser printer for a _long_ time, and I think I replaced the
toner on it _once_, and I'm not sure it was because of the toner being low.
Avon wrote to Adept <=-
I also manged to get one from work that was being dumped as they
thought it had water damage. It fired up just fine and the toner laster for over 12 months... it was great :)
There's a 36" plotter at my old office that I'm having to pay to
dispose of. :(
I had a laser printer for a _long_ time, and I think I replaced
the toner on it _once_, and I'm not sure it was because of the
toner being low.
I also manged to get one from work that was being dumped as they
thought it had water damage. It fired up just fine and the toner
laster for over 12 months... it was great :)
Tracker1 wrote to Avon <=-
I bought a used Laser (HP4000 series) at a school equipment auction,
the toner lasted a few years and the printer itself close to a decade,
had a nic card in it... died about 8 years ago, and bought an HP color
new that's run like a champ since.
Id rather go veggie than 3d printed meat.
Id rather go veggie than 3d printed meat.
Hello everybody!
Id rather go veggie than 3d printed meat.
Avon wrote to Matt Munson <=-
Id rather go veggie than 3d printed meat.
At least if it's 3D it has depth :)
In one of the new William Gibson books, a woman goes home to her father and has dinner with him. She thinks to herself that the 3D meat
printer's fat cartridge is running low.
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