This is a part of how any business is valued. You don’t just buy the building, stock, brand name, etc. You also buy the customer base. Any place you’ve ever done business with that later got sold, has made you a part of the sale technically.
I became really good friends with another kid in elementary school. Didn’t see him too much after middle school but was still friendly. A few years after we graduate high school he was leaving a party with a girl. He was driving while extremely shitfaced and speeding in a residential area. He blew through a stop sign and killed his passenger as well as a girl in another car. I think he was sentenced 20 years.
I casually brought up the fact that my high school had a daycare in conversation. The person I was talking to thought my school was k-12. Nope the daycare was for all the student mothers. I didn’t know that wasn’t normal lol.
For your health!
Not sure if it’s still the case, but I recall my instance had a phrase hidden within the rules page that you had to find and include in your application.
There was a good point explaining how the invention of email made communication a more dreaded thing. When all you could do was send written letters, it could take weeks or months to communicate with someone on another continent. When email was invented everyone thought it would make life so much easier to get a near instant reply. But now some some people have to read and send a hundred emails a day. It’s the same with cell phones. A hundred years ago we mostly didn’t have phones. Then landlines became popular but you had to be home, also you had to memorize numbers or write them down. Now everyone has a cellphone where anyone can call you at anytime and any place. It could be work related, medical related, an old friend wanting to say hi, a tech illiterate family member asking for help, someone trying to sell you something, or any other kind of spam call. Phone anxiety is completely understandable.
Is 5 pounds enough?
Maybe I misinterpreted either your previous comments or what the article is saying. But I can agree with that.
I can agree with that, perhaps I misinterpreted the previous comments.
The burden of proof should be on whoever is making a claim. If someone accuses me of doing something with no evidence, my verbal denial shouldn’t be skeptical without proof. Brother isn’t in a position that they should require to provide proof against the claim being made against them. I didn’t see any mention in the article of other user’s printers being bricked aside from the original claim from 2022. Maybe some further investigation would come up with something, but claims made on Reddit posts and YouTube videos hardly count as proof of anything.
I dont see how the burden of proof is on Brother. If you’re looking for verification from tens of thousands of other printer users and hearing crickets, i think you have your answer.
I’m just quoting what the other user’s screenshot of the AI said. I wouldn’t assume it to be true lol.
Wafflestomping dates back to at least 18th century Belgium.
I vote that TSA just stands outside your house and puts you through that every day you choose to go outside. The rest of the world would be a safer place.
You aren’t wrong there. Almost every book had some form of continuity error like that.
To be fair, I have bought textbooks that cost twice what I spend on my weekly grocery bill lol.
You’re using PTO for a death in the family?
Also the Terry Gilliam directed Harry Potter movies.
Billion Dollar Movie is quite the experience