Is this ever noted in any of the documentation, outside of some fine print, with the printer to let someone know that it's being done? If your product is secretly leaving indicators for anyone aware of the indicators to track your actions in some way, that's problematic in my opinion.
Given a printer is arguably a lesser issue anymore, but the same idea applies with other tech.
Would this require feeding it batteries like a triggerhappy machine gunner?
Supposing it's not a throwaway to look into stuff, I get amusingly stuck on avatars/appearances sometimes. Like do I use some character I like from something for an avatar/reference, or do I toss something together that's kinda silly?
Lot of times it's just vibes
if you primarily watch videos with your smartphone, couldn't you call it a pocket tv?
They appear to be back, at least on my end, so thanks admins!
I have lots of memories of sitting on his lap in his radio room while he talked to people on the other side of the world before the internet was really a thing.
So your grandfather was part of the ol' "analogue" internet, huh? That's cool!
That's impressive! It looks like many of them are "reconditioned" so not completely new, but interesting to see people maintaining them.
Oh cool! Thanks for the heads up!
I feel less conflicted about talking up community-built things than business-built things, since the former can use the attention and typically lacks any sort of marketing or other means of promoting themselves. Businesses don't need any more of either given they often literally have marketing divisions or can afford to hire marketing firms.
But the fact that you feel like you’re an ad suggests that maybe you’re doing it too often.
It's not that I feel like that, as I don't talk much about these things, and I don't because even the little I might sometimes feels that way. It's more of a conflicted feeling than feeling outright like an ad, as in that it can come across as promotional even if it may simply be talking about a good experience.
Honestly I'd only thought of pets after the fact and thought the question was already pretty longwinded, so decided to leave it out. The rest of what you cover is on track with what I was wondering about though!
I was also thinking in terms of a more "natural", for lack of a better word, coexistence when asking without making them livestock. Less planned interactions, more as they come and go sort of interactions.
Sorry, question's long, but the tl;dr of it was do you take more time on: name or appearance?