That’s how I’ve currently got my phone and Fire tablet working, KOReader to Calibre over wifi, it’s the initial setup that I couldn’t remember.

I meant to check last night, but didn’t get a chance. More playing and tweaking needed tonight 😁

I’ll have a look at that, thanks :)

I’ll have a look at Calibre Web Automated, thanks :)

I’ve set up wireless access to my Windows Calibre library but I thought the device needed to be physically connected first? I’m realising that I might be thinking of a different program though.

Not much with the server, as I’m finally finishing my switch to Mint on my main PC, now that I’ve finished the things I was stuck with Windows for.

I’m debating whether to put Calibre Web on my PC or media server, as the PC is easier to access, but the server is always on.

I’m also trying to figure out the best way to host a family Minecraft server. I’ve currently got two running at home and one remotely, but have managed to get a decent free tier Oracle server running too.

One of the Minecraft servers is staying local, as it’s just for the immediate family for our gaming sessions, but the other is for the kid’s cousins to join in too. Typically though, they haven’t wanted to play since I got the servers running, so I can’t tell which is best for them 🙈

I’ve been using Immich, but with my photos as external media. That lets me keep my directory structure too, but with the Immich features 🙂

Possibly, I honestly can’t remember. The only emails I tend to get are either only for me, or the sort of spam where I’m in the cc field, but there are loads of problems with the email anyway.

(Personally I put the addresses in the Bcc field, you might want to fix that too if you use it)

I can’t speak for the EU, but in the UK some parliament members will ignore emails that are not addressed specifically and only to them. They claim that it’s a precaution against spam 🙄

If you haven’t already, give RawTherapee a try. I can’t compare it to Lightroom, but I find it a lot easier to use than Darktable.

Just in case you’ve ruled it out because of cost, you can get into digital drawing cheaply too, if you have a computer or laptop. You can pick up Wacom drawing tablets for less than £40 in the UK and install something like Krita on Windows and Linux for free.

That’s about all the help I can give though, I’m particularly bad at it, even worse than with paper and a pencil 😅

My orbital maths is a bit rusty, but I don’t think so? I mean, I am quite close to the top of the planet, and the battery did go pretty quickly, but, uh, I don’t think so… 🫣

It’s safely in my garage for now and isn’t being touched until I hear from my local fire station about the best way to dispose of it here 🙂

All joking aside, I did mean to ring my local fire station today to find out how to dispose of it in my area. The local guidance is pretty much non existent.

Iddidn’t think to look for one before, but there is !spicypillows@lemmy.world 😁

The map is awesome, you can play games of spot the ‘deliberate’ errors all around the world 🙈🤣

That’s supercool 😎

I PUT IT IN THE MICROWAVE, BUT THERE WAS A LOUD NOISE AND NOW I CAN’T FIND THE MICROWAVE

Ithink iit is, but I don’t like it. It makes my finger feel tingly.

An elderly man walks into an English pub wearing a military uniform. The barman pours him a pint and asks him where he served, but the man points to a particularly nasty scar across his throat and rasps out the word ‘Falklands’.

The barman is moved by this obvious war injury and tells the old soldier that his drink is on the house. The soldier grins, shakes the barman’s hand and says ‘Muchas gracias!’

It explosively removed itself to low earth orbit earlier. How long should I wait for it to return?

Ah, the spiciness might be what’s making my head tingle when I sleep on it 🤔