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This is what I ended up doing. Not specifically because of HP but inkjet printers in general. I don’t print all too much anymore since college so inkjet would sit and clog up, and become unusable. Brother laser printer though? No issue.

Did anyone actually use this bot? I don’t know of anyone who did.

Do PCIe 5.0 drives just put out that much heat?

I know a lot of boards have the m2 slot under the GPU, no way this would fit.

I’m glad that they’re finally going to implement it but I can’t help but shake the feeling that there’s still going to be some interoperability issues.

I really don’t understand Elon’s plan with all this.

Maybe he never had one.

Everyone knows and recognizes Twitter, changing makes no sense.

It’s shocking how many corners one is willing to cut to save money even if it means lives.

Greed. Always greed.

I don’t think all phone models will let you. Most should though.

Maybe we’ll have to drink a verification can.

We all suspected that he was following Elons way of running a business, but this just confirms it.

What an ass.

Wouldn’t this affect water resistance? One argument for “sealed” devices is better protection against water/dust/debris.

I’m all for allowing easier replacements and repairs for the consumer (No reason a device should be unusable after a few years due to a battery), but I can see this issue being brought up.

You just know that vote’s going to be rigged. Trust nothing Spez says.

I can’t believe the amount of people I see that are supporting Reddits decision not only with the API pricing and changes, but in removing mods like this.

The whole reason for the blackouts is a protest against Reddit and their new policy. Now they’re threatening to come in and remove mods with their own appointed ones to force subs to open? And they’re for this?

I…just…wow.

Huh….

I wonder how this will be ruled. Can the company really be held accountable for what the AI creates independently?

Kind of an unexplored area.