on HP wants you to pay up to $36/month to rent a printer that it monitors · c/technology · 2 pts · 2yIn the 2000's (and before) leased printers were a thing for companies that relied on the things and didn't have staff that could troubleshoot issues A subscription model for home printers is rediculous
on This is a major Life Pro Tip · c/whitepeopletwitter · 2 pts · 2yYes, unless it's something small that the toilet user can slip under the door
on Conservative Christian women in red states are rising up to defend IVF · c/news · 5 pts · 2yThis highlights how little empathy people have for others
on Conservative Christian women in red states are rising up to defend IVF · c/news · 9 pts · 2yand then they came for me...
on Prime is adding ads to their streaming service · c/piracy · 2 pts · 2yIsn't shipping still free though? I can wait a few days for most of my stuff. For what I need right away, there are brick and mortar stores nearby
on What is a nifty little feature modern gadgets have lost? · c/asklemmy · 2 pts · 2yI picked up a Jelly Star which takes small to the extreme, and has a headphone jack It's been good so far, minus the lack of 5G which means it won't work with my Android Auto adapter
In the 2000's (and before) leased printers were a thing for companies that relied on the things and didn't have staff that could troubleshoot issues
A subscription model for home printers is rediculous
Yes, unless it's something small that the toilet user can slip under the door
This highlights how little empathy people have for others
and then they came for me...
Isn't shipping still free though?
I can wait a few days for most of my stuff. For what I need right away, there are brick and mortar stores nearby
I picked up a Jelly Star which takes small to the extreme, and has a headphone jack
It's been good so far, minus the lack of 5G which means it won't work with my Android Auto adapter