Okay, but does this potato run Arch?
Try BasicSync on Android. It's trustworthy as far as I know.
I really enjoy Geminispace. The minimalism is its best feature. As soon as I have access to HTML and CSS, I'll fiddle with fonts, colors and layout. On my Gemini capsule I actually manage to write stuff. Gemtext is perfect as it is. No inline links provide a distraction free reading experience. The vibe is different because of the smaller community. It's a very friendly, cozy place.
Literata, such a beauty
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I prefer the Kobo to physical books, mostly because I have nowhere to put physical books, and I would lose a library book.
Libraries got me back into reading. Strolling through shelfs and randomly discovering books is fun. And they offer eBooks as well.
what does everyone else do when they’re struggling to read?
I know the struggle. It's almost impossible for me to read at home, because of all the other entertainment options that steer my attention away from books. The best place for me to read a book is on a train. Poor mobile internet connection, not much else to do, earplugs + eReader.
Healthy expectations also help. I don't expect me to read for hours. I'm very happy if I can focus on a book for 30 minutes at a time. If it's a good book, I know I'll pick it up again later.
Someone had alphabet soup this morning
Monday morning owl
Rise of the Tomb Raider from 2015
No, I've been on Lemmy and PieFed for so long that I forgot how it was on the shitty corporate site.
I appreciate our own niche content we have here. I don't need everything and everyone to be here.
Weird flex, but okay
Wordle 1.968 3/6*
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Have a nice Sunday :)