I used calibre with the dedrm plugin to strip all my kindle ebooks from DRM and converted them to epub.
I then jailbroke my kindle and installed koreader on it, ditching amazon completely. I am not buying books from amazon anymore, but I get my books exclusively drm-free as epubs.
Calibre, combined with koreader on my device, allows me to sync my ebooks wirelessly over WiFi at home.
The issue about that extension is this:
When it’s needed for the website to work properly, it will automatically accept the cookie policy for you (sometimes it will accept all and sometimes only necessary cookie categories, depending on what’s easier to do).
It will often just accept the cookies as is.
that’s the new name for the store now.
“They are golden retrievers, John. Not gold retrievers.”
I first used Linux something like 15 years ago. Back then, it was quite the hassle, especially getting games to work. With Windows 11 (even the Pro version) being the shitshow that it is, and with the steam deck showing me gaming on linux has become mostly easy and viable, I have been using linux exclusively for 9 months now.
I very rarely boot up windows to play VR games wirelessly on my quest 2.
What’s wrong with my rose gold butt plug? ☹️
In the end, it doesn’t even matter
Microsoft is (…) vowing to fight the US government in court to protect Euro customers’ data if needed.
utterly worthless vow, if a corrupt US court then rules that protection doesn’t apply, MS is gonna shrug and say “oh well, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Gotta follow the law here”
So, there is so little pedestrian and cyclist travel, that priority is unnecessary? What’s the issue having the priority then? Surely, it wont affect you, then?