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Adelphia 11 month s ago
#5 Not only that. Multi-function-devices will even stop scan functionality if no "proper" ink is in the machine.
F* you, printer manufacturers!
#8 It's neither you nor potatoes. It's simply the water that absorbes the energy. Both potatoes and you contain water, that's how that works.
F* you, printer manufacturers!
#8 It's neither you nor potatoes. It's simply the water that absorbes the energy. Both potatoes and you contain water, that's how that works.
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Molly 11 month s ago
Adelphia,
what's really gonna upset is that you cant just replace one color and must do a pack. they use cyan to enhance the black and therefore it runs low quicker and you can't just replace cyan
what's really gonna upset is that you cant just replace one color and must do a pack. they use cyan to enhance the black and therefore it runs low quicker and you can't just replace cyan
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Nanny 11 month s ago
Adelphia,
My iPhone died one day in 2020 out of nowhere at almost exactly 4 years old. It had worked flawlessly up to that point. It seemed like it was programmed to do it. I have to wait another year to see if the replacement does the same thing.
My iPhone died one day in 2020 out of nowhere at almost exactly 4 years old. It had worked flawlessly up to that point. It seemed like it was programmed to do it. I have to wait another year to see if the replacement does the same thing.
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Ignatzio 11 month s ago
Nanny, Smart to buy the same phone again.
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Dotty 11 month s ago
Ignatzio, Sometimes better the devil you know, than the devil you don't.
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Duncan 11 month s ago
#37
Well that's overly ambitious...
Well that's overly ambitious...
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Laveda 11 month s ago
Duncan,
Perhaps it is fake? The bird would fall over with all that weight.
Perhaps it is fake? The bird would fall over with all that weight.
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Brody 11 month s ago
#25... opens under the sea NOWADAYS
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Jacobus 11 month s ago
#5 - it’s not “planned obsolescence.” On certain types of printers the ink degrades over time and becomes unusable so instead of potentially damaging other components, it forces you to replace the ink. And this isn’t on ink jet printers that you use at home, it’s commercial printers that require high precision.
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Tim 11 month s ago
Jacobus,
you work for HP?
you work for HP?
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Govie 11 month s ago
#5 Warren Buffet just sold $400 million in HP stock over the past 2 weeks. Maybe he knows something.
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Virdie 11 month s ago
#32 After thinking, I belive this is due to the reduction of patterns like floral textiles, for solid colors, and the change in photography towards higher contrasts and subject focus over scenery (more blacks and less grays, stronger saturation so less tonal ranges)
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Virdie 11 month s ago
#40 Shaq knows name brands are meaningless, he has a very intelligent business mind behind this choice. Plus get kids hooked and raise the price when they get older like Apple did.
F* you, printer manufacturers!
#8 It's neither you nor potatoes. It's simply the water that absorbes the energy. Both potatoes and you contain water, that's how that works.
what's really gonna upset is that you cant just replace one color and must do a pack. they use cyan to enhance the black and therefore it runs low quicker and you can't just replace cyan
My iPhone died one day in 2020 out of nowhere at almost exactly 4 years old. It had worked flawlessly up to that point. It seemed like it was programmed to do it. I have to wait another year to see if the replacement does the same thing.
Well that's overly ambitious...
Perhaps it is fake? The bird would fall over with all that weight.
you work for HP?