Walmart ink costs more than printer

SHE JUST DISCOVERED THE DUMBEST PRICING GLITCH IN AMERICA – AND WALMART CAN’T EVEN EXPLAIN IT. This woman went to Walmart to grab the ink she always buys. It used to be around $40. Today? $79. Same box. Same ink. Then she checks the shelf and sees the entire printer – which comes with that …

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Gold won’t stop climbing while the global money printer keeps running.

The dollar’s purchasing power has collapsed 87% since 1970. Breaking out again from a rising wedge on the hourly. pic.twitter.com/iPD7rgYiaK — Sheppo (@VVeThePeople) September 30, 2025 Overnight gains are accelerating: Silver prices are now up +63% YTD, gold prices up +46% YTD. This makes precious metals one of the best performing asset classes for 2-straight …

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Decentralized so hard one company runs the show. Turns out infinite bitcoin money printer does have an off switch

So not only did $MSTR buy just $51M of Bitcoin, due to lack of demand for the preferred ATM’s, but it also looks like Saylor is lowering the 2.5x mNAV floor “when otherwise deemed advantageous” to the Company. pic.twitter.com/Scfd4VMYiA — James Chanos (@RealJimChanos) August 18, 2025 Here are both, for comparison. $MSTR pic.twitter.com/1ig7YTfvKh — James …

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MIT student builds pocket-sized 3D printer that uses light to create solid objects in seconds

Researchers at MIT have unveiled a chip-based 3D printer small enough to fit in the palm of a hand, capable of fabricating solid objects in seconds using light alone. The device, developed by PhD candidate Sabrina Corsetti and her team in the Photonics and Electronics Research Group led by Professor Jelena Notaros, emits reconfigurable visible-light …

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New York trying to pass law requiring background check to purchase a 3d printer

New York State Senator Jennifer Rajkumar sponsored State Assembly Bill A02228, which requires anyone selling a 3D printer capable of “printing a firearm or any components of a firearm” to “request and receive criminal history information.” According to Gizmodo, this gives New York State 15 days to conduct the background check and determine whether the buyer …

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US university creates world’s biggest 3D printer ever and it can even use wood dust — named Factory of the Future 1.0, it can print objects

The University of Maine has revealed the largest 3D printer in the world. Named rather grandly Factory of the Future 1.0 (FoF 1.0), the new unit is four times larger than the university’s previous world record breaking 3D printer, MasterPrint, which it debuted in 2019. This colossal printer can produce items measuring up to 96 …

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Money Printer go Brrrr: Inflation is permanent, US Deficit spending is out of control.

In straightforward terms, let’s address a pressing concern: Inflation is here to stay, and the US deficit is spiraling out of control. Despite Treasury Secretary Yellen’s reassurances, there’s reason to be uneasy about the mounting US debt. Facing the facts, $1 trillion-plus US budget deficits are becoming the norm, and federal projections paint a grim …

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China Money Printer to go BRRRRRRRR?

BEIJING, June 16 (Reuters) – China’s cabinet met on Friday to discuss measures to spur growth in the economy, state media reported, pledging to roll out policy steps in a timely way amid signs that a post-COVID recovery is fading. “We must take more effective measures to enhance the momentum of development, optimise the economic …

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Why printer is back on… 2023 is worse than 2008 in terms of deposits held by failed banks.

Total deposits across all banks are much higher now, $17.6t now vs $6.7t in 2008. https://wolfstreet.com/2023/03/16/fed-loaned-160-billion-to-banks-and-142-billion-to-fdic-but-qt-related-roll-off-continued/ In 2008 banks had trouble because they were holding lots of mortgages and MBSs and their value went down a lot, losing them ton of money, forcing liquidation. In 2022, old TBills value went down a lot due to …

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