brad

I solved that for myself by making genre folders and just tossing books in them haphazardly as I download them.

I gave Calibre a brief shot and was immediately put off by how big and clunky it was. I'm sure it would have been perfect if I gave it more of a shot and spent time tweaking.

Kavita has been my solution for the last probably 7 months and I'm loving it. I don't need anything outside of "put book in place" and then "Open Kavita, see book" and it has been perfect for that. It's essentially plex but with books in terms of how using and maintaining it has been.

Haven't even opened reddit from google results since the protest started. I've also been removing subreddits from my RSS reader

!newcommunities@lemmy.world

"Youtube considering incentivizing piracy"

If I've already run the last version recently is there a reason to run this new version immediately?

It's been a minute since a still image has made me laugh out loud like a crazy person like this

For me:

• Document things (configs, ports, etc) as I go
• Uniform folder layout for everything (my first couple of servers were a bit wild-westy)
• Choosing and utilizing some reasonable method of assigning ports to things. I do not even want to explain what I need to do when I forget what port something in this setup is using.

Anna's Archive

Libgen

I haven't and, now that you've said this, I don't plan on it

This is the most uncomfortable an image of zuck has ever made me which, honestly, is an achievement.

This translates to "I do not have anything impressive to say off the top of my head and I'm panicking now"