Lexi Sneptaur

For those who simply want the information:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/wxjbv9/apple-just-confirmed-governments-are-spying-on-peoples-phones-with-push-notifications

HP’s own laser printers are actually still spared of this nonsense. I use their supplies for best results as I used to contract with them and did repairs on their business customer’s machines. A large number of repair requests were caused by damage from 3rd party cartridges with low quality fusers that would cause toner to clog the mechanism.

Any model that comes with an HP+ free trial subscription will stop working after the trial ends. You can then go out and buy “non instant ink” cartridges for a high price or you can sign up for their monthly subscription and get new ink and paper in the mail whenever it runs low. It’s a scummy aggressive marketing tactic.

Slow news day in tech I guess.

It depends on the model, some actually require some level of subscription to even function.

There have always been for all brands, but they are usually part of a leasing contract for businesses. The new thing is that HP is trying to trick consumers into similar contracts even though most have no need for it.

But half of their modern printers require a monthly paid subscription to even function. They need to stop doing that.

He pled guilty and the video is pretty clear. This is misinformation at this point. Censuring him after he was already fined, though, is pretty extreme.

Of course! Tech companies are just as evil as any other company.

I doubt they’re pals. Their relationship seems to be very adversarial. Everyone hates musk and he sees them as a threat. Bezos is a neoliberal. Musk is a fascist. There is a difference, at least as far as optics are concerned.

The Cato institute dissing Texas is actually hilarious. Republican infighting is the gift that keeps on giving.

Advertising is a fact of life under capitalism. Try to avoid as best you can

Article starts with a question, the answer is no

It seems this is mostly applying to rural dealerships that sell American brands

I have no idea why you would want to pick one over the other when both have their specific uses and will both be needed to replace fossil fuels for electricity generation. I’m just lucky enough to live in a city that’s almost entirely hydroelectric.

I’m not the one who downvoted you, but I understand where you’re coming from. I just think that both technologies are useful. Nuclear has clear advantages over all fossil fuels, so it would be a good thing to invest in. This would be in addition to solar, wind and battery farms.

Nuclear stans? Us vs them thinking here.

I don’t care.

Disney and Florida taking an L? Pop the champagne!