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Having lived in Korea, I have always enjoyed the cafe culture. Starbucks there is known for accepting you to work there. Although I haven't seen anyone bring a
by bryanhogan 1y ago
Having lived in Korea, I have always enjoyed the cafe culture. Starbucks there is known for accepting you to work there. Although I haven't seen anyone bring a printer yet, some do bring extra stuff such as a stand for their laptop that take up a lot of space.
The only thing this article mentions is that Starbucks prohibits people of bringing stuff that would take up more than a single seat, which seems reasonable?
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y agoI used to travel with a Canon PIXMA printer. Quite portable. Could carry a laptop and printer in a small backpack. The paper was heavy, though.
- doublerabbit 1y agoWhat were you printing that required a print to be carried with you? Personally printing should be banned. The amount of paper waste we create disgraceful.
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y agoI worked for a Japanese company. Paper is a big deal, there. Also, I have long subscribed to Tufte's "supergraphic" methodology, when giving presentations.
- seb1204 1y agoIn which way? Can you elaborate? What type of document would you need to print on the go? What for or for whom?
- doublerabbit 1y ago> I worked for a Japanese company. Paper is a big deal, there. About time they evolved to the next level then. My point still sticks. Paper waste is a large impact to climate change. We shouldn't be using paper anymore, why do we proceed to waste such as by printing out email's?
- bombcar 1y agoHave you actually worked out how much paper waste is? It’s minor and minuscule compared to basically everything else.
- doublerabbit 1y agoStill requires a tree to be culled for the paper. It's old fashion and no longer serves purpose in the 1st world countries. Why we still use paper I do not know, I don't. Tell me what for and why it can't be digital.