John Spahr

Too quickly, my summer break has come to an end. It’s been an eventful escape from the norm, consisting primarily of spending several days in France, acquiring quite a few records and Pebbles, and most importantly, biking about 150 miles around the mundane place that I call home. However, all of that is over now, and the harsh reality of life going back to normal is finally upon me. So, here’s how all of that affects my site/blog and what you can expect next. Fewer Blog Posts I’ll admit, I haven’t posted here much in recent times. Sadly, this will likely only get worse as the year goes on. My goal of writing at least one post per month might finally be retired if things get really bad, but we’ll see. More Thoughts and Musings Something I really enjoy is writing about geeky stuff and sharing my objectively correct opinions regarding it. Honestly, writing boring reviews and update posts is very draining, and I hope to get away from that. I want this blog to be a place where I share my op

I f*#@$%g hate home printers. Seriously, I despise them. They are the dumbest pieces of tech in the world. There are a lot of things I could say about them, but that is for another post. This one is about finding a new one of these horrible pieces of garbage based on simple and pure data. So, here's my "extremely comprehensive" analysis of the best color printers for home use since ours finally kicked the bucket. I just hope it was worth staying up past midnight working on this. Criteria: Not overly expensive, prints in color, preferably uses ink tanks rather than cartridges, has WiFi printing, and is from a well-known brand. The Process: I compiled this amazing list by looking at like 10 articles and handpicking the most appealing options, then choosing my top few out of those aforementioned options. Printers (Arranged by cost, greatest to least) Epson EcoTank ET-2720 Pros: Uses ink tanks instead of cartridges, which are cheaper and last longer. Not an HP. 4.5/5 stars wi