Replying to @MountingSuspicion@reddthat.com
thx, im looking into libby :)

Replying to @MountingSuspicion@reddthat.com
thx, im looking into libby :)
Replying to @MountingSuspicion@reddthat.com
article is hidden behind a paywall, so i can only speak about my experience with a standard ereader.
i love to read and not get distracted by something during that. a regular phone keeps getting me distracted and a e-ink display is way more pleasant to read than a regular screen imo. the main problem i keep running into is that my regular ereader is too big for most pockets which is the reason i dont have it with me most of the time.
soooo such a small reader would let me read at times and places where i would simply dont do anything at best or doomscroll at worst while i could also judt read a good book.
that being said i dont own such a small ereader and wont buy one because keeping two devices synced while reading a book would be either too much hazzle or simply impossible to do.
Replying to @Archer@lemmy.world
can confirm. is good.
Replying to @ShadowRam@fedia.io
dont know… i love the cyberpunk gameplay. but i accept <60 fps only on the steam deck or similar devices
Replying to @Buddahriffic@lemmy.world
while. i agree that steam isnt good its still the best digital store out there besides gog. also its hardware doesnt force u to buy games over there and thats a major selling point imo.
Replying to @Polisheocket@lemmy.zip
steam machine*
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this is cursed and i love it
ipfire is a good alternative to opensense because its simpler to use imo.