Diesel wrote:

I wasn't knocking lightscribe. It does result in more professional
looking work than using a printed label. If I were making discs I
intended to distribute, I'd likely go that route myself; so long as
the discs were of a small amount.

In my case, the majority of the discs I burn aren't intended for
distribution, so a Sharpie usually does the trick. It's quite
possible the Sharpie will fade over time, but that's generally okay
due to the contents becoming outdated long before then.

Same here. I'm cheap too!
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