That is not so outragious, actually! My mother was also a crafty type and I inherited a ton of books and copies when she died. They are patiently waiting somewhere in my hobby room, since it is so easy to search on the net. Since every decade is becoming trendy again at a certain point in time, this is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. I mean, I have a whole series of recipe booklets and crochet patterns from the 70s!
The service is very convenient and the $5 free credit is much appreciated. Tested several apps and settled on Audiobookshelf, Actual and Monica for now.
Hehe, I'm definitely one of them Old Ones. It may be time to turn Luddite.
The problem is finding them and hoping they don't sell out.
I stopped using Pinterest ages ago, when they started adding ads. Nowadays its ony ads and AI slop there.
Thanks! So thankful that I can count on the open source sommunity for tools like this!
Would Kagi do something like that, ie flag/filter AI slop?
That is not so outragious, actually! My mother was also a crafty type and I inherited a ton of books and copies when she died. They are patiently waiting somewhere in my hobby room, since it is so easy to search on the net. Since every decade is becoming trendy again at a certain point in time, this is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. I mean, I have a whole series of recipe booklets and crochet patterns from the 70s!
Scientists are not the most creative when naming their findings.
The service is very convenient and the $5 free credit is much appreciated. Tested several apps and settled on Audiobookshelf, Actual and Monica for now.
They're the same company behind the woolly mice, so yeah... That's almost a mammoth, right?
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0jg4n776evo