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  • I don't understand it. Can read the whole thing because I don't have a Tumblr account and while I understand the technical problems I don't understand the order of the posts and who this person even is. Did he do that or is he just analyzing what someone else did (I guess the latter due to his sarcasm) but then who did it?

  • I think carrying the guns around plays a big role too

  • I was hoping for HP Lovecraft

  • I'm not sure which technology Brother uses but it kind of sounds like a damaged OPC to me. The printer might have multiple of them for the different colors. I think in consumer printers the OPC is often replaced together with the toner as a single unit but again, I'm not sure what brother uses.

  • Black and white is more common in laser printers, less complex, cheaper and it takes up less room.

    Laser printers don't just shoot color particles on the paper like ink jet / piezo printers.

    They "magnetize" a photo conductor so the toner particles stick to it and then usually transfer it to the paper using pressure and then fix it using heat. You can't really do the first part for multiple colors at the same time so color lasers can get pretty complex to repeat this process for each color (CMKY, sometimes more).

    So why not an ink printer instead?

    • If you use them often they will cost you a lot. Printer manufacturers love ink printers because they can basically sell water (with a tiny bit of color) for the price of gold. That's also the reason why they put you much effort into detection of original ink cartridges.
    • If you don't use them often, the print heads tend to clog and guess what the printers use to flush them? Copious amounts of liquid gold (ink).
  • Laser printers are usually lower resolution than ink printers and half toning is usually more difficult for laser printers. However, the results shouldn't be THAT bad.

  • I really miss the good old times as well... The adventures in the forest, flight school, romantic dinner in the closed factory and the thing that happened in Cambodia.

  • What does your wife say about me?

  • I remember as a child when I was digging in the sandbox I dug up a hole lot of cat poop and "wet" sand. Since I'm still alive today it probably wasn't too bad but it doesn't really feel like a good idea.

  • Isn't that a health risk?

  • We've had a similar situation but it was the cats who hated each other. They started a staring competition after encountering the other, not daring to move a single inch. After a long while of standing fluffed up decided to turn into loafs but still stared at each other.

    It was the cute version of the cold war with assured mutual destruction.

  • Soon winner of the WWE peace champion belt

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  • Superior assholes

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  • Ethical vegans want to avoid suffering. If figs cause or experience suffering is a philosophical question.

  • Marvel / DC super hero movies are boring besides some of the jokes. Every main character is basically invincible, fights are pointless.

  • Now let's see Paul Allen's hand shadow

  • I'm not using it any more and I last time I tried it was overwhelmed with spam. I agree that warez are keeping it alive nowadays. At least it's infrastructure, the soul is gone.

    On a side note: There are still a few active BBSs around.

  • From a user perspective it's not a problem. I'm just sad what an abomination my beloved pre-reddit has become. Also it's super weird like using bicycles for international shipping instead of container ships without telling the user and hiding the whole process in the background.

  • I don't understand why usenet is a thing. It really liked it in the early days and it was basically like lemmy. Groups for different topics and also federated. Now it's used to distribute warez but since it wasn't made for it so stuff has to be base64 encoded and split into pieces....