Posts by slycrane94

Maybe one day I'll build one just to spite you 😛

Brian Edwards78 said:Wait a second, you buy a Lexmark and then start complaining? Who's to blame if you chose to go with a Lexmark? 😁

What exactly were you trying to say in that last post, besides just talking nonsense?

So you still don't get it.

I was saying I know how to use the term "toner," and that you're just wasting everyone's time. 😛

Ziskis 😁

Honestly, you guys are unbelievable. I know there are better ways to express my frustration, but I’ll keep it civil 😁 though I'm sure you'll find a way to penalize me anyway 🙂. I come here looking for actual help, yet I just end up feeling like a fool.

Just go buy an HP inkjet and we can all see who the real idiot is 😠

Time is a bit of a headache because, say, in the microscopic realm, you can't really tell which way it's heading. But once you start looking at statistics across the entire universe, the direction becomes undeniable. It makes you wonder if time is actually just another dimension like height, isn't it?

Robert Evans said:It's just pouring water into a sieve.

What was Sandman actually getting at?

On average, a toner cartridge runs you about $100 $300, but it lasts for roughly 6,000 pages—which is an insane amount compared to inkjet printers. Why do you think these machines are so cheap? It’s all about the ink margins; they make their money on the refills, which is why they fight so hard against anything involving refilling them.

What are you actually planning to print? Does it really need to be in color? If that isn't a dealbreaker for you (it certainly wasn't for me), then a cheap laser printer is a much better way to go.
They cost more upfront, but you make that money back pretty quickly since the toner is so much cheaper.

The facts aren't exactly convincing. That’s why I still don't get how they managed to pull off The Emperor's New Groove, which is easily one of the most brilliant things ever made. 😁

And what's the deal with The Jungle Book book??

slycrane94 said:I think happiness comes from not craving anything you don't already have.
But if someone doesn't even care to hold onto what they *do* have—even if it's just the bare essentials of staying alive—then I don't see how they could ever be happy. If nothing matters, does anything?

Are you really that certain about that? Imagine living without any desires at all. Or in your case, imagine having no drive to learn or understand the world around you. That doesn't sound much like living to me. You can get tired of things, sure, but you never really get enough knowledge, do you?

If nothing else, I just want to be with my girlfriend. 😁

Maybe he’s free, but to me, it sounds like he’s just burnt out. Not exactly an enticing prospect, is it?

I assume WinFax 10 should run fine on Windows XP. I wouldn't be sure, though. I don't even own a modem, let alone an XP machine.

If you want, hit me up on AOL Instant Messenger and I'll give you my FTP login so you can download it (35 Mb).

FannyB said:I have one of those junk addresses, but it still showed up.

I'm running Norton 2000, will that work?

Like I said, if you used a different email client and exercised a little common sense, you wouldn't even need an antivirus. That Norton software of yours is okay, but just get that trash out of Outlook and you'll be fine—assuming you actually update your virus definitions.

First off, ditch Outlook and find yourself a different email client; it doesn't handle automation nearly as well as everyone else does.

Once you've done that, run an update on your Norton virus definitions. You should also set up a burner email account—something dedicated solely to those mindless registrations and junk mail. Just log in every few days, clear out the trash, and call it a day. Problem solved.

Bobba Fett said:I mean, you lack a baseline. How can you actually know? I see this all over Reddit—people claiming "we’re trash" or "we’re failures," without ever stopping to ask if they have any actual, objective proof to back up such sweeping statements.

How could we distinguish good from evil if there were only one option?

How would we even know darkness is dark if light didn't exist?

When I say the human race is stupid, it's based on how we're handling our own survival. It's hardly a brilliant track record. Just look at the world today; it seems like the bigger the fool, the more successful they become, and that isn't just limited to politics.

It's pretty easy to objectively see that we've ruined our own living conditions. So, calling us a bunch of geniuses feels like a stretch.