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But incredibly wasteful. For sporadic printing it really makes the most sense to go somewhere where you can print by the page like a public library, office supp
by goosedragons 4y ago
But incredibly wasteful. For sporadic printing it really makes the most sense to go somewhere where you can print by the page like a public library, office supply store etc. I think I've spent about $2 on printing in the past 5 years.
The most common electronics I see being thrown out these days is some shitty inkjet printer. Unlike a CRT or computer nobody wants them and so they sit by the side of the road for several days.
- axelthegerman 4y ago100% agreed, wish the "printing somewhere" experience was better too. Printed at a print shop, paid 50cts for the prints and $3 to use the computer for 10min trying to print from USB drive Printed at a library and for the printer could only pay in cash and there was a long line.
- goosedragons 4y agoAh that sucks. My local library's is pretty good as you can just email the file and use a print release station to print it. They have enough that I've never had to wait. Plus you can add print credit with a debit/credit card if need be.
- xenophonf 4y ago> The most common electronics I see being thrown out these days is some shitty inkjet printer. I've had a broken HP inkjet on my desk for 10 years. The only reason I've hung onto it is because it makes for a very nice network-connected document scanner. I got it used from one of my spouse's parents, and I haven't ever even tried to print with it. I keep thinking about replacing it with a multifunction laser printer, but why bother? I only ever really need the scanner.