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    4 months ago

    In regards to another reply, there are multiple options of dealing with duplicates in calibre. From merging to deleting them.

    It’s been a while since I had to do any library setup with calibre and Im kinda confused by what you are saying with “but it duplicates files when importing in a different drive where I don’t want ebooks”

    Do you have multiple libraries in calibre?

    Are you using multiple library managers?

    Why not just use calibres folder structure?

    And also if you don’t know about it - mobileread forums has been around a long time and has a whole section on calibre where you could probably get more specific help.





  • A lot. The one’s I always come back to are

    Not another D&D podcast

    Improvised star trek

    Thrilling adventure hour

    Dungeons & Daddies

    Hello from the Magic Tavern

    Conan O Brian Needs a Friend

    Comedy Bang Bang

    Doug loves Movies - (since covid has a lot of video call episodes instead of live shows which really kills the energy imo.)

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  • At my current job, people keep remarking how fast I unload a truck.

    I just laugh to myself. I’m not fast - I just work at a steady pace and utilize efficient methods.

    I know and have know plenty of people that can move faster than me but its almost always at the expense of their quality.

    I just see no reason to be ‘the fastest gun in the west’ if you can’t hit the broadside of a barn.





  • Linux learning curve is definitely steeper than windows - at least for ‘the basics’.

    Simply because of terminal commands. Thats a lot of info to learn and maintain just to do ‘basics’.

    Yeah you can search and find what you need to do, but again that’s a lot of work for someone who just wants things to work.

    Windows pretty much holds your hand to get the ‘basics’ up and running.