I can always bulk download whatever I want on the high seas.
this post was submitted on 22 Feb 2025
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Goose meme: Where do the original files come from? Where do the pirates get the files in the first place?!
Most of my library is scans of paper books. I wish more of my reading was in native epub and not automatically recognized with tons of mistakes, but eh, whatever.
On Linux: install puppeteer first from your ~ directory
For me, bun start --manualAuth --baseUrl "https://www.amazon.tld/" worked
Definitely saving this for future use. I got duped into buying a kindle because they’re waterproof.
You only have a week to do it before the option is lost forever.
Kobos have waterproofing and are far less restrictive.
I think right now all of the Kindle e-ink devices can be jailbroken to be less restrictive, so if you have sources for DRM-free ebooks (Baen and a few other publishers and sites sell them) they're a lot easier to use on the device you already have.
Still useful if you utilize calibre
They are not the only waterproof option, you know...