The German word "Internetausdrucker", literally a person who prints out the internet, has been used to mock stick-in-the-mud users, and especially politicians and civil servants for their sluggish adaption of the digital lifestyle. Many people (including myself) also used to print their "online" train tickets, just in case their phone battery might die during the ride (not that unlikely given the neglected state of public transport and missing power sockets in the trains). But HP will eventually stop me printing anything anyway by not releasing device drivers for current Linux and MacOS anymore.
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The German word "Internetausdrucker", literally a person who prints out the internet, has been used to mock stick-in-the-mud users, and especially politicians and civil servants for their sluggish adaption of the digital lifestyle. Many people (including myself) also used to print their "online" train tickets, just in case their phone battery might die during the ride (not that unlikely given the neglected state of public transport and missing power sockets in the trains). But HP will eventually stop me printing anything anyway by not releasing device drivers for current Linux and MacOS anymore.
Looking forward to your take on our blinkers!
both of my examples no longer work, 😢 defo going to revisit this as I was close to something quite special looking back at the concept!
Thanks for the nudge, I guess I know what I am doing in my spare time between Christmas and New Year now! 🤣