People still /print/ things to /paper/?
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2026
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Yeah, like 3-4x/week.
This includes things like train tickets, because I refuse to have to have my phone with me.
Sheet music, shopping list, letters to doctors/government offices/...
Well, yeah. When I'm DMing it would be nice to have some pretty looking battle grids.
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Who the fuck prints stuff on paper in 2026/2027.
I'm as grumpy and old-school as they come and even I only print about a sheet a month. Usually some datasheet, a technical document, for me to scribble on as I work things out.
Print out my campsite instructions since it’s supposed to be outside of internet service.
If you’re working on a manifesto it’s a good idea to print it out so it’s easy to find.
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Seems to me needlessly mechanically complicated. Why not just build for single standard paper, then complicate later?
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