the ereader i have doesn’t handle images well at all. if you’re reading a book with a photo or map or anything that isn’t coded text, then it sucks. my current book has some text that was scanned as images-- i have to zoom in and drag the screen to read it, and the refresh/“frame rate” for e-ink is inherently terrible. a tablet would solve this, if i didn’t care about privacy
https://annas-archive.org/search?q=david+irving
edit: on the ebooks topic, i’ve had a pretty good experience with the kobo libra color ereader along with calibre, but it’s a miserable experience trying to read graphic novels on it-- any recommendations (that are not amazon/apple/android/google) for an ereader that can do graphics well?
https://www.woodwardfrench.com/lesson/numbers-from-1-to-100-in-french/
4 = quatre (“cat”), 5 = cinq (“sank”)
it’s the kind of joke that further diminishes my already mutilated will to live
havent tried plochmans but i will. for emergency widely available mustard i typically recommend frenchs dijon (NOT the “chardonnay” dijon)–it’s been so long i don’t even know if they make it anymore, but it should say something like “our boldest dijon ever” on the label
usually i stick with colman’s tins of just mustard flour and make it myself
and of all the amazing mustards available, she had to get stuck with one of the most shitty vinegary last-resort-only option
doesn’t matter if a statement is “emotional” or not. numbers are numbers and facts are facts
fuck fascla and fuck everyone who bought one in the last 2 years
believe it or not, there is such a thing as looking “good enough” in any situation. spending this much time comparing yourself to everyone else-- you’re in for an exhausting life
i fucking hate being trapped in jesusland
that person sounds like an insufferable “i’m entitled to the world and everything in it” manbaby narcissist. no amount of money is worth having zero time away from work and destroying your mental health. fuck that
yea, i’m all for shitting on the us, but come on. i’ll bet all those countries also spend more on everything “per capita”
what the fuck are people actually paying for at this point
i still prefer the feel of a book, but the ability to have thousands of books on one device, being able to tap a word and get a definition without having to open another “book,” negation of lighting requirements, highlighting, multiple bookmarks, customizable font/size-- if it’s not an art book or graphic novel, i’ll deal with reading the e-ink screen