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It's a nice 72°F / 22°C where I am. Fall is starting! That can only mean one thing...

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Today the high is 92 which is really hot once you add in the humidity that we have. It is so unbearable to the point where I don't even want to go outside for 5 minutes :\
 
Our winters here is like Fall for most of you guys. The least we can go is 20 degrees and that's it. Stupid desert weather. xD
 
I can't even remember the last time that is reached 20 degrees here. I know that it didn't happen last year and probably hasn't in 2 or 3 years because our winters have been so warm lately which is unfortunate.
 
I remember one winter when it reached 99 degrees (close to 100) and it was in the middle of January. Sometimes mother nature can screw with our weather a lot. >_>

In San Diego it's in the mid 70's all year and I wish it was like that here. :(
 
Does anyone else hate it when your printer runs out of ink and you don't find out until you need to print something important out asap?

Or am I the only one. >>
 
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all the time. and my printer is such a frickin ink waster. I buy a fresh new ink cartridge and in three days I'm already running out of ink >_<
 
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Does anyone else hate it when your printer runs out of ink and you don't find out until you need to print something important out asap?

Or am I the only one. >>
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That happened to me a couple of years ago on my printer, and the ink meters were still full.. probably just the ink in the cartridges drying up to cause that.

My printer is weird though.. its one of those cheaper printers that prints gradually instead of spitting the paper out, and the ink isn't totally dry either when something completes printing, especially colored prints.
 
All of my college classes will happen in the class, no online classes for me, so I expect to print a lot of things.

Then there's the "Sorry, cannot print black and white document, you are out of the color puce." joke. It's a joke, but I feel like it happens a lot.
 
And oh god... my old printer was such a mess. If it ran out of one ink it just flat out refused to work, and not buying the correct ink like 3 ****ing times... this time I just bought the ink along with my printer and made sure it's the correct one.

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