how to make the toastest?

I often take a look at Material design’s color palette when I need colors. It’s nice to follow them and it’s also nice to take hints from them.

North Korea launches a new ICBM designed to threaten US + voters that he needs his money and he needs it real fast.

I meant leading as in “if Apple does something, others will too”. That has been true for quite a long time now.

anti-poor organization

I’m using that exclusively now for sure.

Considering their industry-leader status, it’s about 5-7 years too late.

Fancy S3 losing market? I am shocked!

I mean, part of the protest is to wait for the consequenses. Whether it’s right or wrong, I don’t see how this is surprising to anyone.

Thank you. I’m Asian myself so 😅

Bigot, says who denies Xinjiang genocide. There’s nothing to add to the discussion when you are clearly not capable of having one lol. Blocked.

9-hour-old account hither and thither shilling the CCP

Made up?

• Shower
• Moisturizer

That is all, folks.

Movie is very much meh.

Cloud: just someone else’s computer.

Geez… it’s 2024. You should not use the r- word.

I have 5th gen PW and I never turned off Airplane mode. It’s a damn good device: great backlight, simple UI, ridiculously good battery life…etc

But if this no usb nonsense continues, I’m never going to buy Kindle again.

Good thing is that Kindle lasts for decade. My previous Kindle served me well for 10 years.

edit: Nevermind, found this reddit post that it’s just showing up as an MTP device and that Calibre works just fine.

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Realistically, ISPs don’t typically monitor small personal servers. Copyright concerns are primarily the domain of rights holders, who would need to file a formal complaint. However, for long-term use, it’s better to implement a more secure setup. Use reverse proxy + calibre docker image to make it use HTTPS.

Btw, given the circumstances, it’s likely you’re only using an internal IP (e.g., 192.168.xxx.xxx), which is inaccessible to your ISP. If that’s the case, there’s no need for concern. You don’t even have to censor it actually, since that doesn’t really mean anything outside your network.

Exposing your public IP to the internet is a giant pain in the b, especially given that you don’t seem to understand all this very much. Unless you specifically need external access, just use internal network. Even then, find other ways to accomplish the same result(Tailscale/Wireguard…etc).

If you set it up as just local sharing, ISP can’t see. If it’s public IP, in theory, since you don’t seem to use HTTPS, they can. However, they won’t.

I think people ise Calibre with Send to Kindle email feature, not the content server. I find that somewhat pointless as I have to wait for it to show up on my kindle when I can just use USB to make it show up instantly, as a format that I choose, without using any Amazon’s server. In fact, I have never turned on the Internet access for my kindle.