We actually had the same sentence as the headline for the chapter about mitochondria in our class in the late 90s, just translated. “Mitochondrien - das Kraftwerk der Zelle”

I got a MacBook for free and I regretted even that. Someone spent money on it, what a waste, even if it wasn’t me. I have a refurbished ThinkPad now and I love that one.

Kaufkraft in RU in DE sind sehr unterschiedlich. Die Eier für 1,24 Eur in Russland entsprächen ca. 4 Eur Eiern in Deutschland.

Gerechnet mit median Gehalt 535 Eur in RU und 2100 Eur in DE. Bitte korrigieren falls ich mich verrechnet habe, ich kann kein Mathe.

Gimp

Wenn man ein Arsch ist, bestimmt.
Wenn man auf eBay ein Booster kaufen würde steht oft ‘unweighted’ im Titel, aber ob der Verkäufer wirklich nicht gewogen hat weiß man halt nicht.
Als Pokemon Karten wieder in Mode kamen sind teils Leute mit Waagen in die Spielzeugläden um gleich nur die Booster zu kaufen, absolut krank.
Bin froh dass das nicht mein Hobby ist.

Korrekt

It’s so silly every library has their own pool of books. I kinda wished it was more centralized, even though that would mean ‘competing’ with even more people about the reservations. But at least there would be copies to compete for…

When I made my account I had to physically go to the library and let them validate my ID + pay in cash, but it would make sense that bigger cities don’t have the capacities to check every single ID card and just send the logins out. But looking for one of these and making a new account just for a better selection sounds really cumbersome, especially compared to just downloading from the shadow libraries, so I’ll just stick with what’s available there.

Thanks for the pointer to the acsm file! That extension is no issue, Calibre is extremly useful. The selection for my library on libby is not really my taste and most modern english ebooks are available from the shadow libraries already anyways but it is still useful to know.

Oh wow you are right, if you click the that button you get an option return the book. I never even opened the web reader because I just want to download the file for my e-reader, I wouldn’t have guessed the way to return a book is hidden behind a button labeled ‘jetzt lesen’. That site has some weird design choices imo.

Libby is mainly only for english books, am I mistaken? I can log into libby but they have a whopping 7 books in german on offer for me, all of which are books for small children.

Edit: and I can’t even find where to download the epub file from libby.

Edit, sorry just saw your screenshot, didn’t realize I could expand those lines. The website I login to looks a lot different so maybe it’s a setting the Library has to enable or something.

These are all the options I see:

Edit, sorry just saw your screenshot, didn’t realize I could expand those lines. My library doesn’t even have a single copy of the book you posted as an example, let alone 16. I assume you might be living in an area that actually has funds for their library, which must be nice.

Even the most popular books I know only have one. Resulting in some books being ready to rent in 2 years or so:

It is quite painful to see how many books are missing from them for my language. Currently I can remove the Adobe DRM and upload the ones my library offers using the very tedious reservation process , but this change will probably put an end to that.

Using Onleihe is already a horrid experience even now. There is only one ‘copy’ of each book and this copy is not only for my city, but the whole region, meaning all slightly popular books are reserved for years in advance.

I can borrow books from the website but the only way to return them before the allocated time is via an app. You can only return the book from the phone app after downloading it again onto the phone (which is a really weird design choice).

Since the allocated time per book can be very long (21 days) and returning books early is incredibly cumbersome, this makes the one copy per region bottleneck even worse since most people can not be bothered to ‘return’ their eBooks once they are done and just wait out the timer.

There are a lot of books in my language that are not (yet) on the shadow libraries and this DRM change probably means I won’t have any way in the future to change this anymore.

I’ve had one children’s book that Gmail flagged as a virus when I tried to send it to my nieces eBook Reader via Mail, so I deleted that and just got another instead. I didn’t bother opening the book because I didn’t not care much so it might just have been a false positive. I don’t remember which format.
It was the only one out of about 200 books that got flagged.

Yes you can delete any comment from anyone on your post, and you can also set it so you need to approve any comment first so the negative ones don’t even show up at all.

The game is still crashing after about 15 minutes of playing for me on my steam deck. There is a memory leak and it has never been addressed from the developers. The only thing the 3.6 update changed for me was that before, the game would crash my whole steam deck so I had to restart, and now it only crashes the game.

Items for those games are also the preferred way for Account Hijackers to move money out of the target accounts.
The hijacker will use steam funds or the saved payment methods to buy Dota items worth a few cents for a much higher price from a chain of accounts to move the money.

Interestingly there is a session cookie stealing Trojan that enables Hijackers to do this even when the account has 2fa enabled. The session cookie eliminates the need for the 2fa code from the app or email for login, and steam only asks for additional codes if you want to sell an item over 1€.
I didn’t even know this was possible until someone showed this to me live on a vbox and a honey pot account with 2fa email codes enabled and like 5€ steam funds.

We have this catit ball track: https://photos.app.goo.gl/7TGNbWoYcaNnvpi8A

They push the balls back and forth between them, which is the only thing I have ever seen them do coop.