What? It feels like a web wrapper right now, I always thought it was an old backend because the web app had better functionality.

Wonder if they also removed the local AI translation, which I find very useful, but it’s also another black box.

Doubt. I can twitch my ears, both horizontally and vertically, and the muscles that move them feel much closer than the back/top of the scalp, about two inches from their base.

I’ve been happy with Calibre Web and downloading to the official reader apps, but I’m open to try new things.

What strikes me as odd is why starting a Java software in this day and age. Java in the server is the COBOL of the 2000s, mostly used for legacy software.

Specially when those companies are valued in TRILLIONS. Nothing is worth trillions, somehow these surreal numbers have been accepted as hard fact.

What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger! Or chronically ill, but in a cool way, really.

TheOldReader.com

Free for 100 feeds, although it added a small ad in the home page recently, which can be blocked btw.

This is not technical, but I hope the subscriptions are getting Lyric the dog some meat along with “Home cooked meals of green beans, sweet potatoes, carrots, and brown rice”. Dogs require meat, it’s not their fault.

I’m not sure a micro kernel would solve all issues during an upgrade, as it surely has to upgrade itself regularly. To be fair, a monolithic kernel sounds more stable in theory, since more drivers and components upgrade to a new compatible state. The issues usually come from inconsistencies between libraries and applications.

I’m glad the Hurd is still alive. Having a completely open OSS micro kernel OS is a good thing. It can explore architecture concepts Linux can’t.

What’s the deal with your “th”s?

I see you stopped playing because your game crashed.

You got 76 notifications in the 20 hours you were playing. Take a shower, drink some water, and get some sleep you slacker.