I wouldn't pay it, but that is the price you'd normally pay for custom keycaps on Etsy as well. Quite often for lower quality too
moonburster
I really want to switch to a clamshell for portability and nostalgia, but none of the clamshells supports usb c pd.... I don't want to bring around an a to c charger just for this device
I own a trimui brick and my gf has a miyoo mini plus. Great devices for the price and purpose
The thumbnail literally has the Gemini mark on the bottom right, no ty
Android, ew. Should be a Linux phone
-sent from Boost for Lemmy
OH NO I MISSED IT ;-;
I saw you promote this a good while ago. Currently not in the market for a new game, but I'd like to support. If you send me your PayPal or something I'll donate some for the cause
Linus torvalds actually wrote about this in his book just for fun. He does believe in companies contributing and that not everyone was on the same page
You cannot lose if you don't play their game!
No need, but I know that Kobo and pocketbook both can run koreader. But I wouldn't bother, as they're free to use with many formats and your own content. Works more like the old school mp3 players
What is the battery life you're working with? I prefer months over weeks imho
I will answer to some things
- they're expensive, but they also outlast most modern laptops. A first gen Sony still fulfills its purpose of reading epubs. So in the end it isn't as expensive. Secondhand it is also a lot cheaper and again, they don't age that much
- most readers are waterproof
- e-readers have little storage, but a book is a few MB's. So even with 16gb, you probably never fill it
- color is fun, but I'd recommend steering away if your end goal is reading books. You need to push the backlight way earlier than on a bw ereader. If you do read comics, it looks like an old newspaper in terms of picture quality. The colors are far from accurate, but you only notice this side by side with the actual comic/phone
- I would steer away from kindles. They're known to just update and kill your setup. There are plenty of devices in which you can play around without this issue. Kobo and pocketbook are in my opinion the most viable options. Long battery life, supports many formats, supports koreader if you want. Boox is also fun, but due to android the battery life is a lot less. With the boox you're able to run Android apps though, so you could more easily use it like a notepad with your familiar apps
I've had those! It sounded like such a tech bro bs at first, then I found them secondhand for a steal. The whole "it adjusts to your ear canal" actually does something! In the end what made me sell them was use on the go. Every bump or movement of your head made the in ear part move and thus make weird noise cancelling sounds when that happened.
Great headphones and still miss them