Automated book grabbing is very hard imo. I've tried readarr and a bunch of other things. I settled on just manually downloading what I want and sending to kindle. There isn't going to be a good automated setup until indexers get better for ebooks or readarr somehow adds support for irc downloads.
I really like Alexandria on desktop and there's android support on the roadmap on GitHub.
I keep going back and forth between Chrome and Firefox. Maybe it's because of the couple years I spent working with the Chromebook team, but I always go back to Chrome like a drug. I know it's bad for privacy and the add stuff is certainly not cool but I just can't get pulled away from it. Its all about what you're used to.
It's not the worst. I don't have a problem with mkbhd's thumbnails.
I've been on Linux for a while but this shit is starting to make my wife ask about switching over. Which is something I never thought I'd see.
I can't be bothered to self host a search engine. I just stick to duck duck go and I've tried some whoogle instances but I just prefer ddg at this point.
OpenBooks by Evan buss on GitHub. It's an irc based downloader and I have been able to find even the most obscure stuff with it. At least so far.
This looks really promising for me. Is there any chance of opds support? I couldn't find anything on the GitHub page.
Last commit looks like 4 months ago. Is this being actively worked on?
I wonder how many of the accounts on world are ones that are just left for dead as people moved around to other instances. I myself was day one on world but the outages became too much.
Working fine for me. Do you have an older version installed or a fork?
You can do it with certain apps. Sync I'm pretty sure does this but I'm sure others do too
If you're pirating stuff I wouldn't let a data collection group just set shit up in your apartment. No idea what they know but imo it isn't worth the risk.
How many drugs have you taken today?