I hate printers. I dream of the day they become fully obsolete.

Sometimes I have really really complicated code to deal with. Tens or hundreds of different variables within 500 lines of code spread over 3-4 files, that is all part of a completely fucked up logic.

I like to print the code on paper, lay them out on a whiteboard with magnets, take a sharpie and connect the dots, to see what might cause a bug or how to add a feature.

@Null-Device that makes me sad.

@ramen I would learn to live without it...

This one doesn't hard-line either Ethernet or usb... And disagrees with all my passwords (and wps, which I'm trying as a last resort)

@ramen fax machine

@Null-Device I can honestly say, when I left a previous job I was never more satisfied in life to not have to deal with one of those again,m.😁

Yes.so much yes! Btw. If you have a toner: normally you can reset it, by just release a spring...

@Nanos I've owned a 3D printer for a while now. They definitely require more maintenance and technical knowledge to operate. But it's worth it. I love it. Of course, the fancier you get, the easier it is (sensors, automatic calibration, etc)

"Printing is not supported on this printer" 😂

Yeah who needs paper