This is the ticket. I got an enormous case in trade with a hoarder buddy, used mobo/cpu on ebay, new cheapo PSU, etc

Still just have 3 drives in but space for like 10 of them once I install the 2x cd bay hdd holder that fits a few more drives.

I just power off the containers. If it causes an issue, it’s so easy and fast to restore from backup, in the long run it saves time versus waiting on clean shutdowns for all 10 or so.

That assumes your breakers are labelled well. I turn off like a quarter of the panel just guessing to avoid extra trips.

Stop trying to make it happen, bro. We aren’t putting it back in the alphabet.

Ra Ra Rakuten

I bought a Kindle Fire back when, not really considering that it wasn’t really an ereader.

Waste of money.

I would hate trying to find what I wanted with that much storage on my Aura. It’s so slow, which is fine when reading, but I really try to limit it to like 100 titles so I can browse through.

It lets me feel the same guilt I had with a pirated music library back in the day.

Really should organize this better.

Fields are missing.

Damn there are a lot of duplicates.

Maybe I should delete all this and start over.

Calibre can do a lot of this processing better than 2008 iTunes or whatever, but I never end up enjoying the stash. It’s too easy to get giant packs and have a crazy mess, not even knowing what it is I meant to read next.

The files are like 1 MB. I’ll find them online again if I need them.

And send.djazz.se to transfer the epubs from my phone.

Also works to send them straight to someone else if I don’t feel like explaining annas archive.

My kobo is old. Idk about the new ones, but the browser is in “beta features”.

“The cobbler’s kids have no shoes” in English.

But this guy is saying he doesn’t trust technology not to spy or be vulnerable.

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Even without helium, magnets are still very cool.

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Their bodies formed the structure which housed him.