For me has been books for work and audiobooks for my iPod. Also some unraid licenses
Printer ink. I got a cheap canon printer and drilled holes in the ink cartridges so I can refill them using generic ink for 1/1000th the cost of what the printer companies charge.
Sure thing, this outlines how to modify the ink carts: https://www.wikihow.com/Refill-Canon-Cartridges
And you can buy bulk printer ink for around $10 for all 3 colors+black on sites like amazon or ebay.
Can you explain pirating of unraid licenses? I have already paid for one but didn't know this was possible
There’s a crack of it running around that tricks it into thinking you have a license. Of course idk if they also changed something nefarious.
I ran it for a while before I decided it wasn’t worth the risk and also run more Linux now
Scientific papers, I love doing research and a university .edu address doesn’t last forever. Not a damn chance I’m paying for those journals lol, shoutout scihub
If you buy the book but listen to it as an audiobook, wouldn't buying the audiobook in the first place be an option then?
That'd be great, but I don't have where to buy them. Plus having them as physical books is easier to share them, since not everyone likes audiobooks.
Where’s a good place to find them? I was going to go back to Usenet for lack of other options, but need to look at what’s actually getting posted.
Apps that have what I think are unfair payment structures.
No, I'm not paying a > hundred dollar subscription for your app with server-side features I didn't ask for.
backups of books I have bought with ebooks..
Foliate on linux is a great ebook reader
(or KOreader on both androix linux - this setup allows you sync your page progress)
Boardgames.
I am still to actually print them. But I have the files.
RPG books. These I actually have them printed.
Boardgames I found a discord room.ñ, it's about the "boardgame engine videogame" but they post assets of real boardgames.
RPGs, there's a Telegram group with a name like this mineral.
