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this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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True, but I don't mean he couldn't get a printer to work. I mean apparently he didn't even know how to add one to an employees computer.
Printers are the devil's imps though lol.
Yeah, I figured that’s what you meant. Hardest part of connecting a printer these days is just fighting with the four-dimensional nature of USB ports
I'd say forget usb on printers but networked printers are the devil's child. Some of the things I've seen from these printer manufacturers are absolutely insane.
Who the fuck wants a coversheet printed before the page they asked for? Nobody, so let's default it and bury it behind a million advanced settings. Xerox wankers.
HP: Goes to sleep, never automatically wakes up properly. Enterprise grade £500+ POS Ohh and Airprint, Good fucking luck.
Oki: Might as well buy 2 as that's cheaper than replacing the drums after a few months.
Brother is the only brand I'll buy that's not MFD under maintenance contract now.