I print certificates on 200gsm card that's preprinted with a background and headers and logos and stuff, I found that laser printers cause the card to bow from the heat, I had an old HP inkjet that I used until it stopped working recently so I bought a cannon tank printer that's has a straight feed and it prints perfectly for that one job I use it for, the tank idea and concept so far seems amazing, the old cartridges for the HP were really expensive and had I think 900 pages at 5% coverage per cartridge, a single bottle of ink for the cannon tank printer apparently does 5000 pages @5% and costs in Australia $19 (12.45 USD)

I agree, the arguments against necular really don't stack up when all is considered, Australia is a bit unique in that half the country maybe more is desert, you could build solar arrays in the desert but you still have the issue of transmission and getting the power to the areas that people actually live, the entire centre of Australia is alomst uninhabitable due to water and lack of fertile land to grow anything on. Tidal energy is another that could be worth investing in, especially in Australia where the majority of the population lives by the coast.

The amount of tanks driving around in Ukraine right now, jets, missiles, bombs, the amount of tanks destroyed, Nord stream, that's set everything back more than any individual ever could, my problem is most of the pollution is from large corporations and military stuff yet it gets pushed onto the individual, we all need to tow the line for climate change while investing billions into army's, mining, oil fields

I also have the s23 ultra and correct, 100 times is kind of a joke, very blurred for me, really can't understand why they don't have an option for 50x and 75x zoom as well or even just a 60x, I feel that would be more useful than the 100x for me