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Americans ought to petition USPS to do this. It sounds extremely convenient because it doesn't require a Pitney Bowes printer or printing anything from Endicia.
by banish-m4 2y ago
Americans ought to petition USPS to do this. It sounds extremely convenient because it doesn't require a Pitney Bowes printer or printing anything from Endicia.
PS: Are those tiny, cheap, desktop laser engravers powerful enough to "print" on paper without starting a fire?
- tichiian 2y ago> PS: Are those tiny, cheap, desktop laser engravers powerful enough to "print" on paper without starting a fire? Yes, you can modulate their power. It usually takes a few experiments if the manual doesn't have a material table.
- banish-m4 2y agoIt still seems wild to me that laser products powerful enough to chemically alter objects are sold or allowed without a sealed protection system. I guess product safety standards aren't what they used to be.
- m463 2y agoIt sounds like the opposite of Forever Stamps. Maybe Ephemeral Stamps? Momentary Stamps? Whatever Stamps?