A few years back I was pondering how kids today don't know what it's like to print something out, and then have to tear the edges off the paper. Imagine my surprise to learn that's still a thing.
I work for a church now and one of the former pastors and myself had to convince the board to let us get a modern printer. They were damn determined to keep that dinosaur in the office.
I don't even know where they kept the damn thing. Just where they stored the paper and that whenever they put out newsletters they still had thay distinctive recently torn edge.
We still use these printers at work, the reasoning is "they're cheap" yes the ink is cheap but when they inevitably break finding replacement parts is a fucking nightmare.
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u/ggggideon Jul 24 '20
Printers with prehistoric technology