On Mon, 14 Oct 2019, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
I'm reminded of fables about British cars that required hoisting out the engine to change the oil.
Keith, In the 1960s, at least, Morgans had wood frames and the bolts needed to be checked for tightness every few thousant miles. (FWIW, they're still being hand-built -- on steel frames -- and sell for ~$60,000.) And there was a Ford car that had to be lifted on a rack to change the rear-most spark plug from underneath.
So, I belatedly "have religion" regards toner. I will buy $120 OEM HP cartridges soon, rather than $50 brandX refills, unless somebody here knows of a rebuild outfit that is known to do very very good quality/size control on their toner particles. Places like Orifice Depot charge more and sell crap; brand names aren't trustworthy, track record is.
Have you called Portland Printer Place, 1212 SE Powell, Portland, 503-232-9174? They do only printers and provide excellent service and advice. BTW, on a different note, are you aware of the RISC-V open source ISA for chips? There's an article about it in last week's Economist. Regards, Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
