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@matty ugh i wish my kindle wasn't updated 😭 . good to make awareness on this topic tho
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@matty@blahaj.zone another good option to get out of amazon's drms is to find ebook downloads for books you might own through amazon's store. There's lots of websites which while legally dubious should allow you to have your owned content available for you to use in open formats.
RE: https://mastodon.world/@snake/116141362362387566
I used to pray for times like this 🙏
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@thehole oh definitely. i've never seen this many people work together on this bot before
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“You are probably going to be a very successful computer person. But you’re going to go through life thinking that girls don’t like you because you’re a nerd. And I want you to know, from the bottom of my heart, that that won’t be true. It’ll be because you’re an a**hole.”
—Erica Albright from The Social Network (2010)
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the impact this movie had on me is actually unreal.
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works pretty well but music tagging can be annoying sometimes
RE: https://mastodon.world/@snake/116139827955764772
ok wow we're getting close to maxing this out
rotational dynamics is weird until it finally clicks
the three body problem is actually pretty cool ngl
Small gripe about digital ocean: when you go to try and deploy a container, it forces you to have at least one http or internal port in the dashboard which it will try to ping or fetch for a healthcheck. In the case of @snake@mastodon.world, I didn't have anything like that meaning it would keep marking the deployment as a failure even though it was posting stuff. I ended up just deploying the bot manually on a droplet.
y'all don't got no motion it's all static like it's van de graaaf
got a good break in so i'm gonna start writing a new story.
physics never fails to raise my blood pressure
When everything in this world is temporary, why do you grieve for that which is lost?
- Vyasa
have an open relationship with books. read multiple at a time because it genuinely helps when you feel bogged down from only seeing one subject matter or writing style. i alternate between a classic, religious text, and contemporary non-fiction because it helps me always have something interesting to read.
five years from now i'm going to be a physicist
any ideas what i should add to @snake@mastodon.world ? have a little time on my hands and figured you guys deserve something to switch it up
In a world of AI slop courses and overpriced university courses, being self-taught is the greatest gift.