You know what i hate?

[Ckbrew]

I just came across an article that said HP just sent an "update" to inkjet printers so that if there is not a genuine HP ink cartridge installed it will not print. WTF

[Bluey]

I will never buy any HP product, ever.

[Ckbrew]

Printers. I HATE PRINTERS. I will NEVER EVER buy another HP printer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AND NO ONE ELSE SHOULD EITHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Rwise]

Dont get me started on the water, my minimum is 1000 galls for $26.xx, but the damn sewer is $50.50 minimum, and nothing else included.
I miss the good old analog signals, I could in bad weather point my beam at OKC and get weather for my area, which tulsa does not cover. Nothing west of the river exists. Digital fades out before it gets here, so there was snow, now IF I can get a signal I still cant get info for my area, unless I use the PC/internet.
I may look at the roku stuff, my oldest said she has never had a bill either.

[Puglover1]

Rwise Same here with those dang buttons. I end many incoming calls on accident. Been using Rokus since they where new, never been charged a cent. I have probably 6 or 7 different models, most are outdated now. I have 2 smart TVs and a couple small TVs that might get used so I saved a couple newer stick Rokus. Living in the IL River Valley, my town is on the River, I have checked the most expensive flat antennae and could only maybe receive 1 religious channel. Comcast monopoly here for reliable, 'affordable' is relative. I was going over 2 days before my billing period ended, got zapped $50 bc they only sell data in big chunks that don't carry over. I stream, then I pause it, save recordings, and use another streamer to save $ for a few months then go back and catch up. Such a racket. I'd be happy to go back to 1980. Basic local channels, Chicago's WGN and HBO, etc. My landline phone bill was under $10/month, TV cable was similar, water bill was $10, it's ~ $75 min. now, for one person.