@Fluse@dalias I don't think #Kindle works without an account. You'd have to manually download software updates and apply them yourself. That's one of reasons why I chose #PocketBook Since you already paid for those books, there's little reason to not look for them on https://annas-archive.org/ and save yourself the hassle of fighting with DRM
@dalias@dysfun doesn't that put the burden on you (and your $$$ lawyer) to prove it? Also, incubation times make contact tracing a non obvious matter...
@feld@drwho oh? Why does it suck? I haven't looked closely myself, but from hearing about them it seemed to be the one to be on, that's why I'm curious.
@hakan_geijer I assume the source is LaTeX? From a quick search I didn't find a good way to make that into epub, though there are some mentions of using pandoc to convert, and there's https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/41402 I assume you're not particularly interested in changing what you write it in 😅 Yeah, epub is "just" zipped html, so the jump there would be small, and html would make it easier to read on whatever shape screen people happen to have
@galactus@rysiek@evan@Mushi IIRC @mcc tried to run PDS, and you have to have *exactly* same version as main bluesky. You try to add your own modifications, it won't work. You fail to update at the same time they do, it won't work.
@solene thank you. I'll try that later, though flatpak has some assumptions and isolations. It probably has a better chance of working for calibre than IMs, and for that someone suggested also other variables to try, specific to calibre
Annoying thing with #flatpak apps is that their temporary files go to `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR`, which is a ramdisk created by systemd. Ramdisk created with very limited size, causing for example #Signal to fill it, or things to quite comically fail when #calibre tries to transfer a larger book to your device. And I haven't yet found a way to adjust the size of this ramdisk, and only an ugly hack to work around this. #Linux#sysadmin
@lanodan@q66@domi I've seen a monitor that gets video over USB-C, charges your laptop over same USB-C, and *itself* has ethernet, so you get wired connection, video, power by connecting just one cable, and have only monitor standing on the desk.
@lilithsaintcrow@cstross a lot is going to Nvidia. I saw a comment how being a large shareholder in OpenAI and throwing money at it is a win-win for Microsoft: if it pays off, they get loads of money. If it doesn't pay off, all of it is running on Azure on normal commercial rules, and they get loads of money.
@lilithsaintcrow@cstross@daviddlevine you are directly affected. I don't believe they are at the stage where they are making noticeable amount of money off of it, and rather getting funded in the hopes of it all becoming profitable at some point. Kinda like Uber.
Uh, what to say...#SysAdmin, #automation, #monitoring, with a dose of #programming and #InfoSec.I like #reading, especially #SciFi and #Fantasy. #TTRPG, especially futuristic, say, #ShadowRun#Biking and some other #sportsWill gladly talk about #pets.#T1D #type1diabetes #diabetes, and thankful to #WeAreNotWaiting for cyberware making life easier.