an ereader (a decent, 3rd party software compatible one, not amazons ewaste)

where’s the shitpost? what’s happened to this com?

boss makes a dollar, i make a dime; that’s why i shit… on company time 👍

for content, i mostly pirate things, to be entirely honest. torrenting can be good for audiobooks, but for ebooks, searching archive sites like zlib or even just archive.org i find is often fruitful. alternatively, other P2P networks can be pretty good too (i find alot of stuff on soulseek (yes, the music-sharing network), suprisingly).

as for software setup, KOReader like i said in the comment. it’s substantially more “complete” than the kobo base software, in that it’s got a million options & seems to be able to do anything. not that it’s terribly hard to learn, but there’s a “user guide” on the website that’s very straightforward indeed if you’re finding it somewhat daunting. installation is fairly easy (guide for kobo here). the method i used was the “semi-automated” one that was basically just running a script. i should not that the above installs the 3rd party software “alongside” the base software, so one must start the device “normally” first, then launch koreader from a menu button (added by the install script)

someone’s nan would still be baited by this 🥀

got a kobo libra colour, no complaints to speak of besides an slightly weaker black/white contrast than the non-colour models. i use KOReader for the software though, which i can highly reccomend. default software is just rather shallow. 3rd pary software install was dead easy, too

mad take

illumination

minor spelling mistake detected; agent “blue” dispatched

unless im mistaken, pic is tianamen massacare memorial in hong kong (candle lighting event). no idea why op feels like keeping that to themselves

also not a shitpost, mods

spelling error detected, suicide suggestion submitted – KILL YOURSELF NOW !

thanks for that. was interesting indeed 👍🏿

owned english schools? sounds like a interesting story. care to elaborate?

small note: cornetto trilogy, not confetti