I'll just continue wishing.

I can. And I have... https://time.encryptionin.space/10/22

What are your thoughts?

Sounds cool!

How does a podcast episode grab you?

More interested in the book itself.

You know what I'm gonna do? When I get home I'll wrote a very small, very simple website (program), that will turn UTC into local time

(Your new link also doesn't work)

I assume not. As I said, the website it links to works perfectly fine.

Also check your new link again

Click on the UTC link to be taken to Bing search results that will localise the time to your specific region.

It didn't do it very well. For whatever reason, it thought that 10 am corresponds to 3 am for me (it doesn't, I live in UTC+1)

I was going to comment about making epubs too!

If a book fits comlib I might be willing to make an EPUB of it.

(Also still from prisons to educational institutions, whish it had been translated)

the Germans are united because they are good boys.

— V. I. Lenin

How many wanna guess "prochina" means anything that isn't "KILL THEM NUKE THEM "

Gjør deg

Norwegian

They are trying to get around the limits of ""AI"", very short segments so you don't have time to realize something is utterly wrong and no real movements.

There are inline tocs, and toc files (EPUBs are just ZIP files with a different name and a file which defines where all the other files are in the zip). ToC files are used by readers when the user asks for the ToC (e.g. right clicking in calibre and clicking on Table of Contents). Whereas inline is like in printed book, where it will show up on one of the pages.

I haven't used ABBYY so I don't know how to do it in that. But Calibre (which I do use) has an easy "Insert inline ToC", which will take the toc file and insert it as a list

What program do you use to make them? And ToC in-page or ""built in"" to the epub?

Exactly the reason why I'm asking, I make epubs too.

Sincerely. Why??

this is timed so fucking perfectly.

I didn't actually link the chat. I must said we had one