Yes, watching the implosion. But there’s nothing implosive about this move. Hence, ‘don’t sweat the small stuff.’

They’re not shooting themselves in the foot again. It’s just an administrative function, moving on with what remains of their business, like paying their electric bill.

And here’s a friendly observation. Telling others what they should do comes across as grandiose.

Don’t sweat the small stuff. It’s dead. Let it go.

By pwning the three branches of government and, therefore, the regulatory environment.

Ignorance makes her confident. But one can’t be so charitable about the company’s fraud.

Indeed, I was. I’d lost the plot, thought the commenter above you had bought an inkjet. Thanks for the clarification.

Because people will pay a lot for it. Go figure.

Or you could just throw it in the trash, get a laser, and enjoy trouble free printing. No offense.

I’m still on the factory toner cartridges after 15 - 18 years. They’re refillable, as are the replacements.

Or they may be good for one print, depending on how frequently the printer is used.

Install a new cartridge, print one page, wait a year before trying to print again and you’ll need a new cartridge.

It’s a no-brainer why they practically give those things away.