What should be illegal is only when deceptive practices are used. For example, they should be required to make it clear on the packaging when the new printer does not include a full-capacity cartridge.
What should be illegal is only when deceptive practices are used. For example, they should be required to make it clear on the packaging when the new printer does not include a full-capacity cartridge.
But otherwise, yes, the printer itself is a loss-leader, just like the razor industry.
So they sell the new printers with half-full / reduced capacity cartridges to prevent this situation.
Bottom line: don't buy a new printer when you run out of toner thinking you've "beaten the system". You probably haven't.
I'm guessing it's moved on since then, but it lost my trust. I've had to use Norton's suite before too and it had similar reliability issues.
Since using Security Essentials / Defender on Win7 and later it just works and never needs any hand-holding.
Edit: Forgot the most important thing, the setting that lets you use the mouse: set mouse=a. After I discovered this I knew I was never going back to Sublime.
Most large antivirus vendors don't fill me with a lot of confidence, and my theory is that at least Microsoft's own solution is going to integrate well and stay out of my face.
The Internet Archive itself is still down.