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Sounds normal. We just let it go into sleep mode every night to cut down on the boot up time in the morning and so that we can still remote monitor it if we need to check something at 3am that's keeping us awake. It's a printer that operates at over 220F, there's going to be some fans involved.

I'll be curious to know your total hours of labor on this project once you have it working.

300% growth in virus and malware activity targeting the osX platform in Q1-2 this year. Just saying. Yes, many people have bad personal security practices which is what makes viruses profitable and probably always will. This particular virus (which was injecting from the signs101 forum) would...

That's funny one of our biggest clients is from Alabama and uses us because we have fast turn around ;).

Hey look more false information. Beware fly by night seo firms but it's a massive and legit part of doing business online. Pidgeonholing seo into content farming backlink circles is just plain ignorance. For example are you properly using schema on your website? Don't know what that means or...

Still running one though not nearly as much now that we have an HP L25500. Y-motor on the JV3 is going and it's so damn loud that I'll do almost anything to avoid using it ;P. Great machines to be sure but getting pretty out classed.

Completely false, user growth has been explosive (fastest network to 50 million users ever) and you find +1 buttons on pretty much every major site now. BTW a bunch of the OP info is old (you can use Google+ with an Apps account). Everyone really should be on this medium as it's not just a...

I'd run the EPS through distiller and create an x-1a or x-4 PDF but that's me, I don't know how well Wasatch handles PDF.

These machines are PERFECT for hospital use and HP even sells a printable wallpaper that's certified and intended for use in hospitals and schools. One week after having our L25500 we bid on and won an indoor school contract worth double what we paid for the machine. As mentioned, it's not...

Clearly you're defensive but you really should look at the conversion numbers on actual in the field QR campaigns. It's nice that you think they're the "next big thing" but they've been the "current thing" for years and failed in real use cases as the ROI is so low when you compare costs (time...

Ah, never was a fan of that particular hack but I know a lot of places rely on it. No idea how you'd get soft-proof accuracy with it.

I really have no idea how Roland color works, sorry, I've never used it. If the software you're using to design with Roland color properly supports ICC profiles and you calibrate your monitor and have a calibrated print workflow you should get a pretty accurate image on screen. I can get it very...

Don't use Godaddy for anything, they're awful! Use http://namecheap.com for domain registration, Hostgator for hosting (Bluehost is also good).

Probably a Foxconn board made to spec for HP.

Great price, wish we had the room for one.

None of this is "new" trend and I think you're wildly overstating the importance of QR. It's ugly and people don't really use it. Customers who haven't actually looked at the data and just want in (late) on the trend will buy them from you but it's not really a very good marketing solution...

The factory calibration is decent but you should calibrate on site with a spyder or i1. Good purchase, u2410 is the best monitor on the market for the price point, buy them while you can. Wide gamut actually makes a huge difference for people like us where print is the intention. 6bit sRGB...

Any meme that gets popular on reddit is automatically mainstream ;). Decent way to maybe get some somewhat younger business customers possibly, let us know how it turns out.

Surge protectors don't protect against dirty power, power conditioners protect against dirty power.

yes but this one goes to 11