IRC is the best (jk)

Me little cousins call all these games “Minecrafts” and then call Luanti “A minecraft”. Like “I have installed a good minecraft” xD

Codeberg now fits well for me static blogs, me personal projects and also Luanti CTF game I posted earlier in the community.

I realized there is also LibreHardware community. I wonder why there is no post there. This fits right in LibreHardware.

Let me know your username. I like farming noobs >:)

Well… I might agree but I don’t think I want another round of hot discussions and then a new name…

BTW, AES mini games are also fun. But the player base is much smaller. Good if you can coordinate with a number of friends to join there at the same time and have fun :)

https://aes.land/

I see people get excited about this. But if you are realistic, buy a Kobo e-reader and you are good.

Copy-pasting me own comment from under this CNX post

I am a BOOX Leaf user. Very much frustrated with BOOX. They do not release the GPL code. I quite like a cheap e-reader with too > long battery life. But I have several criticisms on this thing:

• It uses ESP32-S3. It’s Xtensa. Worse software support. Didn’t the folks stop their Xtensa line?
• Isn’t 8MB (PS)RAM short?
• The screen supports only 2 bit grayscale. And they haven’t written what screen they are going to use. That makes a realdifference. I already feel the difference between me BOOX Leaf with Carta 1200 and me brother’s BOOX Go 7 Color with Carta 1300.
• If you want to simply sideload normal DRM-free epubs, all of those devices support it.
• If you are fine going for an AP, you can install custom software like koreader on many devices including Pocketbook and Kobo ones. Not sure why it has written you cannot run custom code on Kobo Clara BW.

Regarding the last point, I do want a decent e-reader like Leaf I have but with Linux support. To make us closer to the goal, I have > extensively contributed to postmarketOS wiki: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Category:Ebook_reader

As I have written in the respective wiki pages, both PocketBook and Kobo openly permit running custom OS/firmware on their ebook readers if you can go outside warranty.

Thanks for sharing this. I think I’m gonna include it in me next Linkdump on the blog.