The Xteink X4 is a cheap, locked-down pocket e-reader. CrossPoint, a community open-source firmware, turns it into the reader it should have shipped as, and installing it takes one click in a browser, provided you buy the right unit.

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[–] 1 point 18 hours ago (1 child)

I see you chose to answer my first question with a bold inclusive yes... I am just happy that I don't have to walk a mile in your shoes, the endless honking would have driven me crazy. But don't let me break your stride

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  • [–] 1 point 18 hours ago* (last edited 18 hours ago)

    Like I said, none of your arguments have swayed me at all. I’m a Kopimist, and I believe copying information is a sacred virtue and all information should be freely distributed and unrestricted. I oppose any form of copyright or information hiding. All information must be freely available, always. I don’t pay for AI either; I only use free local versions that are on my computer and that don't have to connect to the internet to work. So arguments about AI “stealing” training data or owing royalties don’t carry any weight with me.

    So no, you're not breaking my stride at all. I love Crosspoint, and I continue to use it on my ereader. :)

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