Where to buy ebooks without DRM?
Where to buy ebooks without DRM? #
I recently got a boox go color 7 because I dont have space to buy physical books. the only platforms I can find that have a decent selection are ones like kindle where you dont get the book, only the ability to read it through their app. i want to use the built in reader on my device and I dont want to be able to get rugpulled...
What are your best 'strange noise from the woods' stories?
What are your best 'strange noise from the woods' stories? #Fedora Continued At The Forefront Of Upstream Linux Innovations In 2025
>Fedora Linux this year continued in punctually shipping the very latest upstream Linux innovations from the freshest Wayland components to Linux kernel features and continuing to leverage other improvements in the open-source world. > >Fedora enjoyed the successful Fedora 42 and Fedora 43 releases this year, including going with Wayland-noly GNOME and further phasing of 32-bit packages. Fedora’s KDE spin continued improving too and the Red Hat sponsored Linux distribution enjoyed a wealth of other improvements this year.
More than 20% of videos shown to new YouTube users are ‘AI slop’, study finds
cross-posted from: https://piefed.blahaj.zone/c/technology/p/485023/more-than-20-of-videos-shown-to-new-youtube-users-are-ai-slop-study-finds [https://piefed.blahaj.zone/c/technology/p/485023/more-than-20-of-videos-shown-to-new-youtube-users-are-ai-slop-study-finds] > Low-quality AI-generated content is now saturating social media – and generating about $117m a year, data shows
KDE's "This Week In Plasma" Will Become Less Frequent Without New Volunteers
>The This Week In Plasma series written by KDE developer Nate Graham has been a great way to keep-up with all of the interesting KDE Plasma desktop developments over the past eight years. This Week In Plasma is regularly featured on Phoronix and always provides an interesting weekend look at the very newest innovations to land in Plasma. Unfortunately, This Week In Plasma will become less frequent or even go on hiatus without new volunteer contributors. > >There was no This Week In Plasma edition this week and Nate Graham today put out a blog post explaining the situation. Long story short, due to work and family responsibilities, Nate has less time to invest in This Week In Plasma and thus is looking for new contributors to take over.
E-readers: Kobo vs Boox?
I’ve been getting back into reading and while nothing will beat a physical book, having a device with multiple EPUBS seems like a good way to save space and money. After a bit of searching, I’m down to two options: Kobo (specifically the Libra Colour) and Boox (specifically the Go Color 7). I’ve discarded tablets because they’re just a larger phone and thus blue light-induced eye strain. I’ve also discarded the Kindle because of Amazon’s business practices. I known that Kindles can jailbroken (which I wouldn’t mind doing) and I could buy one second-hand on eBay but I prefer to give my money towards a better competitor. Which one do you think is better? Have you used their previous e-readers? How do they compare? Thanks in advance!
Is there a mechanism in the USA to undo presidential pardons years later if political corruption has been proven as motivation to give these pardons?
Libraries matter. Access matters.
After years of legal battles, the Internet Archive is still here—and still fighting for a world where everyone can read, learn, and remember.
@arstechnica tells the story: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/11/the-internet-archive-survived-major-copyright-losses-whats-next/
What's happened from July to September 2025 that might make people Google "Worst timeline"?
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