With all the FTC antitrust/monopoly cases rocking various sectors, I wonder if HP could FAFO for this shit. Not that it would actually effect me, not in the US, and I don't have an HP printer...just be interesting to see what happens.
this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2024
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While this is awesome I've found an even better way to deal with HP printers and cartridges: you don't. Support better companies like Brother who don't try to rob you on a continuous basis.
Good job Jay Summet! Keep up the awesome work…