[usrusr]

Funny how the article seems to be selling this as "not innovating". I was genuinely surprised when I discovered that it was just a social media post and not some ad-entrusted clickbait repackaging that theverge.com article while trying to one-up it with the "no innovation" claim.

[xd1936]

Like this slice of journalism?

https://www.theverge.com/23642073/best-printer-2023-brother-...

[m463]

lol, end of article:

"And here’s 275 words about printers I asked ChatGPT to write so this post ranks in search because Google thinks you have to pad out articles in order to demonstrate “authority,” but I am telling you to just buy whatever Brother laser printer is on sale and never think about printers again."

(followed by chatgpt output)

[rchaud]

"Tech innovation" these days means gating hardware features behind a subscription tier like BMW or Tesla do.

[bjoli]

They have done that for as long as they have been internet connected.