nah. when stating hex addresses, its customary to leave out any 0 components. means address is often just feab:aeae:1625:: ( latter 2 colons indicate rest is zeroed)
ive clocked a good few hundred hours on it. can confirm, theres nothing else quite like & having played it one may find themselves soured on the standard formula of cod&friends, comparatively. though dont go trying to play it like one, youll have a rough time.
only complaint is that a load of the new weapons theyve been adding have been shite & dont, in my humble opinion, fit the aesthetic. havent played the last 2 operations though, so maybe tides are turning.
for content, i mostly pirate things, to be entirely honest. torrenting can be good for audiobooks, but for ebooks, searching archive sites like zlib or even just archive.org i find is often fruitful. alternatively, other P2P networks can be pretty good too (i find alot of stuff on soulseek (yes, the music-sharing network), suprisingly).
as for software setup, KOReader like i said in the comment. it's substantially more "complete" than the kobo base software, in that it's got a million options & seems to be able to do anything. not that it's terribly hard to learn, but there's a "user guide" on the website that's very straightforward indeed if you're finding it somewhat daunting.
installation is fairly easy (guide for kobo here). the method i used was the "semi-automated" one that was basically just running a script. i should not that the above installs the 3rd party software "alongside" the base software, so one must start the device "normally" first, then launch koreader from a menu button (added by the install script)
got a kobo libra colour, no complaints to speak of besides an slightly weaker black/white contrast than the non-colour models. i use KOReader for the software though, which i can highly reccomend. default software is just rather shallow. 3rd pary software install was dead easy, too
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nah. when stating hex addresses, its customary to leave out any 0 components. means address is often just feab:aeae:1625:: ( latter 2 colons indicate rest is zeroed)
ive clocked a good few hundred hours on it. can confirm, theres nothing else quite like & having played it one may find themselves soured on the standard formula of cod&friends, comparatively. though dont go trying to play it like one, youll have a rough time. only complaint is that a load of the new weapons theyve been adding have been shite & dont, in my humble opinion, fit the aesthetic. havent played the last 2 operations though, so maybe tides are turning.
an ereader (a decent, 3rd party software compatible one, not amazons ewaste)
"lost" as if they were somehow principally entitled to it
no no no, suprise wont do. i prefer "spontaneous"
welcome back, alice. also by shuzo oshimi (as is inside mari)
it seems the british mind also cannot, cos imgur's blocked here 🥀
here is your reminder to take a peek over on GOG aswell. personally found steam's offerings pretty lacking this year. GOG's; less so.
auomata is so so so worth it
where's the shitpost? what's happened to this com?
boss makes a dollar, i make a dime; that's why i shit... on company time 👍
not all moulds though, it should be noted
for content, i mostly pirate things, to be entirely honest. torrenting can be good for audiobooks, but for ebooks, searching archive sites like zlib or even just archive.org i find is often fruitful. alternatively, other P2P networks can be pretty good too (i find alot of stuff on soulseek (yes, the music-sharing network), suprisingly).
as for software setup, KOReader like i said in the comment. it's substantially more "complete" than the kobo base software, in that it's got a million options & seems to be able to do anything. not that it's terribly hard to learn, but there's a "user guide" on the website that's very straightforward indeed if you're finding it somewhat daunting. installation is fairly easy (guide for kobo here). the method i used was the "semi-automated" one that was basically just running a script. i should not that the above installs the 3rd party software "alongside" the base software, so one must start the device "normally" first, then launch koreader from a menu button (added by the install script)
someone's nan would still be baited by this 🥀
context hat; context shirt; context sign
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got a kobo libra colour, no complaints to speak of besides an slightly weaker black/white contrast than the non-colour models. i use KOReader for the software though, which i can highly reccomend. default software is just rather shallow. 3rd pary software install was dead easy, too
mad take
very shit post