@nprofile1q... π€ What about only switching it off for periods when you're not planning on using it? Or does it not respond well to not being on all the time?
I'm contemplating a self-hosted option for use a couple of times a month for scheduled group video calls &, like you, I don't want something to be running 24/7 if I only use it a small fraction of that time.
@nprofile1q...@nprofile1q... Ditto for the Kobo Clara HD. Not exactly what you're looking for but the best of a bad bunch.
Another option is to get an old model (one that's tougher, doesn't lock into a specific platform, etc) from the era when there was some actual decent choice in the eReader market. @nprofile1q... has a good thread on refurbing old models by replacing batteries, etc.
@nprofile1q... took me to see the excellent Les Femmes au Balcon / Las Chicas de BalcΓ³n. I went in with no prior knowledge of it & absolutely loved it!
And I managed the combination of French audio & Spanish subtitles for the entire film so I'm feeling very pleased with myself. βΊοΈ
@nprofile1q... One of my colleagues got a very obvious typo in a piece of AI-generated code (like a cat had gotten at the keyboard halfway through) followed by a comment stating what the code *should have been*. Wtf? π
@nprofile1q... I remember an early episode of Voyager where Janeway asked B'Elanna for a time estimate for work, then told her she had half the time, & B'Elanna was like "No, I told you it will take this long. This is how long it's going to take. I don't pad my numbers." Fucking loved her for that.
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