Do people still print a lot? Those things went the way of the DVD drive for me.
For the very rare occasion I do need to print something (exclusively, of course, things that could have been digitized 20 years ago), the one in the office works fine..
For the very rare occasion I do need to print something (exclusively, of course, things that could have been digitized 20 years ago), the one in the office works fine..
What do you do if you realize once every n months that you need a print that the ink has dried out / toner is empty?
A toner cartridge lasts me years and it's obvious when it's getting somewhat low--and can generally be revitalized for another number of months by shaking it a bit.
It's really tiresome that some people seem to think there's is the only reasonable lifestyle.
Nearest Staples is in the nearest bigger city, a 30 minute drive.
> What do you do if you realize once every n months that you need a print that the ink has dried out / toner is empty?
Laser toner in home use lasts for years, and the printer will tell you percentage levels and warn about if for the last year of operation. Shaking the toner cartridge lets you print a few hundred pages more. There's plenty of time to order a replacement.