Oh absolutely. There definitely are valid use cases for printers just like there are valid ways to use an ice pick. If you need to use huge blocks of ice for something, you really want to own your very own ice pick. Other people might not need one as much as you do.
Hamartiogonic
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That’s just the cost of doing business for Amazon. Why should they change their tactics if the fees are that low.
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Is anybody there?
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No.
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Ok, that’s good. For a moment I thought there could be a could be a stabby knife murderer hiding in the closet.
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Nope, there’s no one here.
You can guess how the story ends…
Nah, AltaVista is where it’s really at.
It’s been close to 5 years since I needed to print something at work. At home, more like 20 years.
Check if any of your favorite channels are on Nebula. If so, maybe there are other channels worth watching.
When I realized that, I’ve severely reduced my YouTube time. Actually, now it’s split among Nebula, Odsee, YT etc.
I think the artist behind Mad Max might have some ideas worth exploring. When in doubt, add more spikes.
If a company does that, they are teaching customers that the original piece is too high and that you can always haggle for a lower one. Is this really what they wanted? Sounds like this could hurt your business.
I know some people who still do that with the right click menu. Then again, they don’t really copy-paste stuff very often. Maybe only once a week or so.
This is pretty cool. We really have moved over from Reddit, since we already have some of the niche communities. There are plenty of Linux users already, so it shouldn’t take long for people to start posting there.
Has anyone made c/distroHopping yet?
An AI like that might have some spicy exploits.
If you convince a human to give you the password, that’s called social engineering. If you convince an AI send you free stuff, what kind of engineering is that?