laser is the way to go. inkjets are cheaply made with expensive, wasteful, and sometimes proprietary ink cartridges.
laser printers use toner, which prints way way more pages per cartridge than ink. More than 10x. Cost is about the same or sometimes less than ink
The only thing laser isn’t great for is photos. I go to a print shop when i need those, but if you print a ton of photos at home than maybe inkjet makes sense
I would suggest responding to what they wrote, rather than what they didn’t write or what you imagine they may have written, but that’s just me.
Another good option is to not respond at all.
Inventing a strawman then arguing with it is pointless
the implication that they only tried it once is childish
Perhaps it would be helpful if people who weren’t interested in discussing in good faith would refrain from posting
It’s going to alienate some religious minorities in my country. There are certain groups of Amish and Mennonite that currently do not participate in the Social Security System. They are citizens, but do not have SSNs.
A system where digital IDs are assigned from birth wont apply to them (if they have any say), but will significantly disadvantage them in the workplace.
Also, the technical implementation will either be very poor if set up by lawmakers, or give undue and unfair influence to specific tech companies if the Industry is allowed to figure out implementation. Numbers must be verified by Google, Apple, and Microsoft for example, and God help anyone who tries to exist outside that space
And for what? What benefit does society reap from digital IDs? I cant see anything.
Yes, though the future of GrapheneOS on Pixels after 10 is currently in question
Long term everything they make is for the landfill. Soldered RAM and SSDs on most M-series made it clear Apple doesnt expect the devices to last very long.
A 5-7 year lifespan is enough if your customers generally upgrade every 2-4 years.
For those that don’t click:
These are recommendations for other FOSS podcast apps by the developers of AntennaPod, since they only have the time and resources to develop their app for Android
The url made me think AntennaPod was available on other platforms, it is not
https://main.un.org/securitycouncil/en/s/res/2397-(2017)
I was curious so i looked it up. Doesn’t exactly say that