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Soyaro

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Funny how different the same company can appear to different people. My current printer from HP (maybe 2 or 3 years old) is the best I ever had. Sure, it offered a subscription for the ink, but after a quick calculation I knew that I would waste my money with that so I chose not to sign it. And now I have the first printer I’ve ever seen that answers “I don’t care about yellow, the text is blank and white” with “okay” and starting to print.

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I fully agree with you and decided to post that to give your downvoters an additional downwards-arrow to demonstrate even more that they don’t read the EULA nor TOS before agreeing :-)

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“mentioned in the image” was the part where you lost me. There is no offer, there are no contract details, it’s just an ad. They have to give you details before you sign anything. You can’t blame them if you didn’t read the EULA and TOS before agreeing to it.

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Ja, deshalb ja!

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Reddit unterstützt, dass ich mich mit Konten anderer Plattformen anmelde (mir fällt da z.B. Google ein, was schon viel wert ist, weil da viele dank Android eh registriert sind), was auf Lemmy nicht funktioniert. Wahrscheinlich ist sowas gemeint.

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looks like nobody mentioned Warzone2100 yet. SciFi rts. I don’t know how many hours I lost to OpenTTD. Bitburner was FOSS too, I guess. I might check my library later to extend the list…

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Das wäre jetzt eine super Gelegenheit, sich mit Community-Synchronisierung zu befassen. Ich recherchier mal, ob es dazu schon Ansätze gibt.

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now don’t confuse them with other languages :-D

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It’s not reddit. It’s the pseudonymity of the internet. I’ve met people who just didn’t understand they were talking to real people because they were just typing at their computers. I noticed that 20 years ago for the first time and it didn’t really change over the years. the only thing one could blame reddit for is “being popular enough to attract idiots”.

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the “or equivalence” got me now. Is there something? I’m curious, I love competition, so I want to give it a try

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