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A printing kiosk or photo shop. They will be so much better quality. If you buy an inkjet and only use it once or twice a month the heads get clogged and you waste loads of ink cleaning it.
A printing kiosk or photo shop. They will be so much better quality. If you buy an inkjet and only use it once or twice a month the heads get clogged and you waste loads of ink cleaning it.
They are but the pricing is ok, £2 a month for 50 pages. The higher end pricing seems to be around 3p per page which is what they price their toners at. They even allow you to rollover a decent amount of print credit. Now, if they had these printers in shops around the country and I could use the credit for those instead of just in my own home, I think it would be a really cool service. The local corner shop charges £2 to print a single sheet of A4 and then 50p per page after that.
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Yes, and how many people bother to do that when other means are so much easier even if you pay for Netflix…
Update: Elon Musk to sue Cities Skylines unless they change Chirper to “Y Bird” and give him a cameo.
the lemmy.ml instance is run by the devs though and lemmygrad is closely connected to it
Considering the cost to host servers and develop both the backend and the Jerboa app, I dont think $10 a year on a .org would have ended the project?
Many people said it was because “Marxist Leninist”
I heard bad things specifically about brave recently, can’t recall the details
This is like one of those crazy “demands for a relationship” posts
Its makes VPN obsolete, not sure about Private Trackers, they have a lot of things that public don’t due to retention.
What a ridiculous case. You can’t prove anything based on a comment made online. Defence will just be “i just said that to sound cool, I’ve never pirated anything and wouldn’t know how” probably doesn’t even need a lawyer as there’s no evidence.
Plenty of alternatives to a NUC still out there. I like the MSI Cubi personally.
0.1% is 1 in 1000, so I stand by what I said, the majority of users aren’t coders
On OSX I’d guess around 99.9% of users never leave the GUI. Command Line on mac feels like a swear word these days.
The biggest worry is that Chrome brings about change of websites which then requires other browsers to take on their trusted platform stuff in order to work.