My printer is like my checkbook at this point. It's something I drag out once every year or two when I have some archaic process, usually involving returning so

My printer is like my checkbook at this point. It's something I drag out once every year or two when I have some archaic process, usually involving returning something by mail, that I'm stuck in. I hope it's going to become all the more rare and I wish there was some very basic, compact, and long lived emergency printer I could buy. Otoh, I worked in an office with a high volume printer / copier, and I definitely see the value in paying for some managed subscription instead of actually owning the machine, unless they really make it absurdly expensive. Just like cloud, it's easier for lots of companies to not have to own and maintain physical infrastructure.