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Most photocopiers these days are multifunctional, printing and copying. So how about a built in shredder. You print 50 pages then Doh!!! you see the spelling mistake. No Problemo, hit the shred button and all the prints/copies are sucked back into the machine and shredded, instead of being "recycled"
in the bin, like most unwanted print jobs are.
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Could you feed all the shredded paper down a chute into the furnace below to spin the turbines, to provide heat/cool, which was variable to the amount of cockups produced by the Copier/Printer/Shredder? |
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"Its getting cold in here..",
"Quick print another copy of the Safety Manual, to the shredder"...blah.. |
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"Oh, no! The copier-shredder's stuck in an infinite loop again!" |
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// all the prints/copies are sucked back into the machine and shredded |
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Most printers I've had experience does this. On an unvoluntary basis, though. |
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+ for the green idea by Rods Tiger..certainly would save lots of paper.. |
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I often find that I've accidentally set the sheet feeder on my copier to 'destroy original'... |
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