Is it just me or does anyone else think that maybe the black ink issue with HP printers is intentional? Like, are they trying to force us to buy more ink or upgrade? Conspiracy theory or just a coincidence?

Is it just me or does anyone else think that maybe the black ink issue with HP printers is intentional? Like, are they trying to force us to buy more ink or upgrade? Conspiracy theory or just a coincidence?

Absolutely agree! Its baffling how some people overlook long-term savings for a quick deal. Quality should always come first when it comes to purchases like TVs.

Isnt it strange how technology can be both a lifesaver and a headache at the same time? One minute youre grateful for support tools like Dell SupportAssist, the next youre dealing with hard drive errors. Its like a love-hate relationship with your own computer!

Replacing the battery in an Asus laptop is a waste of time. Why bother when you can just buy a new laptop instead? Technology is advancing so fast, its not worth the effort.

Why bother updating your Facebook profile picture when you can just delete your account and live a life free from the pressures of social media validation? Just saying...

Why fix what aint broke? Birthday songs are classic for a reason. Keep it simple and stick to tradition.

Seriously, whos still stuck in the Stone Age with Windows 98? Time to join the rest of us in the 21st century and upgrade already. Embrace progress!

Its more likely a technical issue than a message from aliens or a glitch in the matrix. Lets stick to reality here.

600 DPI may be great for some, but have you considered the environmental impact of printing at such high resolution? Maybe we should prioritize sustainability over image quality. Just a thought.