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School-aged kids always have something to print... this may change this school year. Tax forms that the tax software doesn't handle. A fair amount of banking b
by dsr_ 6y ago
School-aged kids always have something to print... this may change this school year.
Tax forms that the tax software doesn't handle. A fair amount of banking business that needs signatures.
- oneplane 6y agoI don't think I've had a single of paper to print for any of the banks I deal with over the last 10 years, even while I was buying houses or getting a mortgage or anything. Same with tax or anything for my business. I do think some kids in my family still have to print something every now and then but usually the school supplies anything related to printing/scanning/duplication. But anything beyond the first 10 years is practically either in-person or purely digital. Maybe it's a difference in country/culture/government/time.
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- dsr_ 6y agoMy wife is treasurer of a non-profit and has to deal with annoying physical paper once a month or so.
- jhauris 6y agoEven aside from school, we constantly print coloring pages or other crafts related things for the kids. We can usually find the exact obscure Pokemon or whatever they want to color online.
- toyg 6y ago> this may change this school year. IN the last 5 months I had to print more stuff for my kids than I've done in total over the last 5 years. Lockdown actually pushed me to replace a crap inkjet I've had for a decade, with a brand new Brother laser that is simply a dream (with macOS at least - had issues with Linux that I've just not had the inclination to solve, it's easier to just copy files over...).
- danans 6y ago> this may change this school year. I think it will increase. A lot of teachers are posting pdf worksheets for kids to print and complete at home.