@CZEdwards @diffractie @FrazzledBrynn 255 is the value of the largest unsigned 8-bit integer, this is all good.
One more gram and it will overflow!
that explains the new pricing structure: £3 a month if you put up to 10 dollops of HP sauce on a plate, £7 a month up to 25, etc... and the bottles now detect when they're empty and automatically order replacements
but if you just want a bottle of HP sauce to use when you want, that'll be £35, and after a month it'll clog up and need to be thrown out. and if you try to reuse them for other kinds of spicy fruity sauce, they block up and trigger a lawsuit
@FrazzledBrynn
Lifecycle of a printer
Replacement finally arrived
Bigger than I thought
Buggy driver and prolific unnecessary apps
Honeymoon 1
Ink costs WHAT !
Honeymoon 2
Stock up on ink ..
Oops
Smudgy, streaky crumply
Messy failure to repair
Even more messy ‘adjustment’
Curses, many curses
Repeat cycle 😂
@Bruce_Ak
(Interrupt step) after cycle repeats once…
Hurl printer off cliff
Buy a basic B&W laser printer
Live happily ever after
@FrazzledBrynn Vastly different quality control though. The cartridge ran out of cyan 2 pages into a 20 page job and refuses to print any color.
But judging by the noises, the sauce on yesterday's sandwich is still hard at work in my gut.