If you use Soulseek, you could do a search for a generic word and then filter it to .epub files and see what it finds
Wondering if anyone knows of a project similar to NostalgiaTV, but for music, essential where I’d be able to create stations pointed at playlists on my Jellyfin server and it will just build a continuous schedule where if I turn on that station it might just be in the middle of a song, rather than me just selecting a playlist and skipping songs till I get to one I want right now.
I know, it’s not necessarily practical, but I like the idea.
I think in most cases it’s added functionality and convenience at the cost of privacy, sure the scale is still gonna tell you how much you weigh, but what if it automatically saved that to an app so you can track your weight loss progress without writing it down manually (as long as you’re OK with some company also having that info so they can share ads with you for weight loss products to help you reach that goal faster without allowing you to build the habits to do it right.
Isn’t it nice that you can just ask your fridge if there’s milk in it while you’re at the store rather than hoping you have milk, or assuming you dont? Disregard the fact that Samsung is using that fridge to know whether or not you’re home right now, if you have an iPhone, or what kind of smart TV you have. It’s still a fridge, it still keeps things cool, until a firmware update breaks that of course, guess you just need to buy a new fridge, it’s been a couple years anyway.
Sometimes (though not often) the smart appliance is cheaper since they know they’re gonna make money on the data.
The one thing I haven’t figured out with Matrix screen share audio, I was told one of the last updates to the Cinny app added it, but I haven’t found an option for it. Any chance you know if that works anywhere?
I’ve always felt this about Pokemon, there’s so many moves that affect stats, cause status effects, or do something interesting, but I always just go for whatever deals damage. Even on my current run, I’ll keep a move around because it sounds fun, but won’t use it.
If anyone is interested, the CTO of Quad9 just did an interview with TechLore talking about their benefits and giving some laymen answers about DNS and encrypted DNS:
https://youtu.be/lEi71ukb5AQ https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=lEi71ukb5AQ
Lately I’ve been self-hosting my books with Audiobookshelf and using their app for epubs, PDFs, cbzs, and m4b files, the last one being actual audio books. Before that I was using Lithium for epub files and it worked quite well.