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Watched @TechConnectify 's recent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXdVG45wveo about audible notifications and it ends with the most important thing I learned in first-year university:
The most important part of any feature is the ability to Turn It Off.
( Also, I miss notification LEDs on phones. )
@jayforeman Additionally, I was pleasantly surprised that the book wasn't merely an expansion of the youtube channel, like Matt Parker's "Humble Pi" was. Though a delight, and including more information, retreading already-learnt information isn't a highlight for me.
Contrast "This Way Up" with Adam Shoalts' "A History of Canada in Ten Maps", a by-the-numbers, flat read that didn't really take the colonial context into account.
This is somewhat of an "experiment" to see if we can use the official Mastodon account to motivate others to contribute (in a productive manner :D).
If you're looking for help / need to coordinate or would otherwise take a look at what other types of projects has to offer, here's a link: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/Contributing/wiki/Projects#codeberg-projects
(We're pretty busy folk; although we try to be responsive, we may still miss your message.) ~n
Whenever I get a hundred boosts on here I think about Brian Eno’s line that only thirty thousand people ever bought a Velvet Underground record, but every one of those people started a band afterwards.
Sigh.
I do not want someone to struggle the way that I did.
I want them to go further and face new struggles I couldn't even imagine.
Amazon just pulled Kindle Store access from every Kindle released before 2013. The hardware still works. Your books still work. Side-loading EPUBs over USB still works.
The fix is the same one that's worked since 2007 — and here's exactly how to do it, step by step:
Codeberg
PallasRiot
mhoye
anna "moonjoy" moss.💫
j-r conlin
BookShelves eBook Reader