Most if not all Romance languages have distinct rules for male vs female names (French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian etc.)

I seriously doubt that the "don't be evil" bit was ever more than a tongue-in-cheek slogan to appeal to suckers.

I agree, the V20 was the best phone I ever had. Still mad at T-mobile for forcing it out of their network after they bought Sprint and making me have to buy another phone.

80 more CPUs, and all stamped "16 BIT S/W ONLY"

Maybe he used an original Pentium with the FDIV bug to do the calculation.

Or maybe a pair of European swallows can carry the bigger load

Vega Strike https://github.com/vegastrike
Pioneer https://pioneerspacesim.net/#s...
Both in the same category of space combat/trading simulators because that's what I'm interested in. There may be many others that I'm not aware of.

Sorry, my sarcasm detector is broken today. Is that supposed to be sarcasm?

...and the price is $99 now, plus shipping. Coincidence? :)

I recently got a Canon Pixma G1220 specifically for photo printing (I have family that still hasn't made it into the digital age and demand paper photos) which is pretty much the Canon equivalent of Epson's EcoTank. Has refillable tanks instead of cartridges. You can use 3rd party ink in it as well, with no downsides or artificial obstacles. It has printed so far several hundred pictures, and the tanks aren't close to half-empty. No issues. The main downside of this particular model is that it's USB-only, no networking at all. This is not a real problem though since it works well with CUPS, so I made a small print server from an old mini-PC I had laying around, with Linux on it and I can print over wifi without any issues. Between that and my Brother laser printer, I see absolutely no reason to look at HP printers at all.

My Brother HL3170CDW has been a true workhorse for many years. Reliable, cheap to operate, multi-OS compatibility etc. Would highly recommend it except I don't think they make this model anymore.

Correct. The report above is subject to selection bias.

We six-digiters are getting closer and closer to dementia. Some things go away. Get off my lawn.

I'm sure the article used "3D printed" as a buzzword/clickbait. Maybe the frame the kapton is attached to is printed but not the foil itself.

Oh it's been available since the times of Windows 95. :)
http://easylife.org/fufme/