We get to pick and choose the unames we use in life, but not the real name π. Well, we can change it, but that's beside the point.
I've used it for a while on different platforms, even reddit. It just spells NO in ASCII hex.
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Yeah, the bites seem small.
You should see how a TB seeded a month feels on 10Mbps. I used to seed about 1.5, 1.6TB a month on that upload speed.
My son right there... to be fair, he's a toddler.
Yeah, I do this as well... or just write OK and be done with it. Don't have the mental strength to tell people off or get into lengthy discussions any more.
Want me to guess age?
Lay-lah. At least that's how we pronounce it here (the Balkans). It's a Muslim name around here, Bosnian. But, I don't really give AF, I like the name (not Muslim BTW).
My son's name is Ilin, which is pronounced Eileen in English, and mine is Yane (written as Jane), so you could imagine setting up a date with Eileen and Jane in the US and two guys show up π.
Jesus, he really named the kid that π€¦... poor kid. How do you even pronounce that.
Maybe, I've only had experience with a few of them, not hundreds... never had any problems with the swingplate. Feeder rubbers, yes, but that's a common problem on all printers, you just sand those down a bit and they work like new.
These can still be pretty good if used for home printers, 30K pages without a problem, that's a lot for home use. You could probably still get one of these for like $100 second hand. That's not a bad deal considering how good these things are.
Ricoh are great, but I've had bad experience with Xerox. Xerox used to be great, but they dropped in quality the last decade or so. Ricoh are still great though.
Sometimes I think they were the best memes.
26, 27?