Rizoid @ Rizoid @programming.dev

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I'll say that I've run both Kavita and Calibre+Calibre-Web. I've stuck with running Calibreand Calibre Web together. Kavita was great but since I read on kindle and Kavita-email never worked for me I went back to Calibre. I also prefer calibre since it lets me convert files and change the cover images.

Personally I had more issues getting kavita to work the way I wanted than I did with calibre.

I share with my wife and just got the family plan. It's overkill probably but it makes it simpler and I don't have to think about 2 separate subscriptions.

Listen man I actually thought RoP was decent but God damn that's very incorrect.

What's cult like about nobara? I use it on a few devices because it has the kernel patches for Microsoft surface devices already patched in.

I saw that once a while ago on reddit. If you're pirating you should be hosting it on jellyfin or something then you'll never even have a chance of Microsoft seeing your data.

Invasion isn't a bad show but ignoring the fact that See, Silo, Severance, Slow Horses, Foundation, For All Mankind, and most other shows on Apple TV exist is just dumb. Ted Lasso was mid after season 1 imo but Apple TV has an unmatched quality level with most of their library. I dislike Apple but they've been making banger after banger compared to every other streaming service and I hope Monarch is just as good as everything else.

All of those are funny and obviously untrue. Using Wikipedia isn't a one stop perfect information system. Knowing how to use it comes with knowing how to use the sources.

How does that make his contributions wrong?

I hate this.

I only ever send in epub format. In the article it clarifies that Amazon recommends the sending of epub.

They're just removing an antiquated file type that you should have moved on from anyway. All my books are in epub format and even if they weren't calibre converts them so I don't think this is a significant change at all.

Thanks man. I must be real stupid to have missed that. I would like the option to have them show on the posts as well though.

Thank God I moved to programming.dev recently. I may have to make a burner on dbzero just in case.

I usually have 30+ tabs grouped around in chrome. I got a lot going on and it helps keep my ADHD in check when I'm trying to work on something.

I rely on chromes tab groupings. Nothing in Firefox does as good a job, but I'm getting by just fine for now.

I've tried firefox in the past. Back and forth I go when google does something dumb but I always go back. This time I think I'll deal with the stuff I don't like for now, or maybe make extensions to fill the voids that I miss desperately.

As long as you set it up correctly ( unlike myself) and go through your media to make sure you don't accidentally have duplicates (like I do) it shouldn't take up much space. The actual -arrs themselves don't use hardly any space.

This is what I'm using now that atom is dead and it feels like I'm still using atom. Highly recommend if you're a former atom user.

I use Kali a fair bit but even still It's not a daily driver.

All these lawsuits do is show me new cool stuff that Internet Archive has.