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If you're using 3rd party toner, yeah, you gotta swap the little chip, but you can run the toner well past when the printer thinks it's empty by following the reset process: https://www.tonerparts.com/blogs/brother-1/how-to-reset-the-toner-cartridge-for-your-brother-mfc-l3710-3730-3750-and-3770 . It is very fiddly getting to that menu the first few times, but once you've got the hang of it it's pretty straight forward and lets you just keep rerunning the same toner (or 'toner' if you're swapping the chip) indefinitely. For what it's worth, given the longevity of the drums, I've found it easiest to just buy the Brother toner (it's only like 2-3 dollars more expensive than the 3rd party where I am, and is available in stores locally vs having to order from Amazon) and just run them until they're dry by resetting them 2-3 times before replacement.

Edit: Oh, I forgot to mention: print quality does start to degrade significantly after the reset about 1/3rd through the second 'tank' each drum provides. We use the printer primarily to print off sewing patterns, so this doesn't matter until it's illegible for us, but depending on what you're using it for that may be worth keeping in mind when you're resetting them instead of getting new ones.

It stops working until you walk over to it and reset the toner state to full, then it works fine.

At least, that's how mine manufactured 2 years ago works.

More like "huehuehue, millions are going to use this thing!"

Vital information for your every day life.

Obviously.

That was a weird way to spell constructive termination.

I hope you file for unemployment from the date that takes effect.

This is your ISP's pricing list:

https://www.radiolinkinternet.com/Plans.html

$55

15mbps down / 5mbps up

$65

22mbps down / 7mbps up

$85

30mbps down / 10mbps up

Call

-other speeds up to 1000mbps Wireless are available-

They're a rural fixed wireless provider. I don't understand why they would try to serve the middle of the town.

I would personally consider getting a refund, but the hotels there aren't that much better for speeds. The city /does/ have good internet access available, i don't understand why nobody purchases it :(

I wanted it to be real :(

That's not how that works. So long as the feds allow Texas to do whatever they want, it is defacto policy of the United States. If they're not simply abdicating immigration and border policy to Texas, then the White House needs to assert federal primacy on this, yesterday.

Unless your assertion is that Texas is in a state of open rebellion.

Sounds like rookie numbers to me. We gotta pump those numbers up.

Man, what a fucking day that was. Watching a pmc marching on Moscow unopposed

Hey, I resemble that remark!

Wouldn't it be the chipset vendors who would implement AV1 (or any other codec) in hardware?

That's our secret Cap, they're all communities for Loss edits

Some people will say it's not on fire without checking if there's any fire, so if the FD isn't busy they'll just roll anyway

General Sherman has entered the chat.

For ink jet you buy Epson, for laser buy Brother

Each class has what's called a Hit Die which determines how much HP a character accrues per level. At level 1, the character gets (typically) their full Hit Die plus their Constituion (Con) modifier ((##-10)/2, so 8 is -1, 14 is 2, etc). From there, Hit Die can be rolled as the character levels up or you can take the average for the HD, and add Con to that. So in this case, they're suggesting that Caesar, a 10th level Fighter (d10 hit die) would have on average 60HP total, though this would require them to have 'rolled' their level 1 HP pool (average of 5, plus a Con modifier of 1)

EDIT: that'll teach me to not refresh before finishing the post lol

Weird. Are you a Ham by chance? He mentioned he started doing that and was very excited to share that once the internet broke hams would still be up moving packets.

Only thing I can think of.

It's a meme circulating from somewhere. I heard the first 2/3rds of that quoted portion almost word for word from a building maintenance who was about as non technical as it comes while still being able to function in that job in 2024.

Would be curious where it's sourced from.

I think firefox's version works properly? At least, I've not noticed it as an issue since switching back to it from Chrome