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Pr. Jae said:
Thanks Bette, I'll look into that one too. I'm kind of loyal to the #Kindle brand though.
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That's the problem with the whole e-book thing. The split in standards between e-pub (Kobo and others) and Kindle's MOBI means you kind of get locked into one or the other if you want to use proper e-readers. With tabs, you can at least load both apps but I find LCD screens to be too bright or something for prolonged reading whereas I find the E-paper screens used on the Kindle and Kobo dedicated readers quite nice.
 
Trying to set up some emergency health info. It appears that to have documents or folders of documents I need an app, kinda annoyed about that, but the app ES File Explorer works well.
 
Mendalla said:
That's the problem with the whole e-book thing. The split in standards between e-pub (Kobo and others) and Kindle's MOBI means you kind of get locked into one or the other if you want to use proper e-readers. With tabs, you can at least load both apps but I find LCD screens to be too bright or something for prolonged reading whereas I find the E-paper screens used on the Kindle and Kobo dedicated readers quite nice.
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I now have a Kindle Touch, and Kindle apps on my laptop and phone, and Kobo app on my phone. I have yet to actually purchase anything to Kobo though. Just haven't found the need.
 
My new toy is a Husqvarna 128R Brushcutter.

It turned what was once a week-long job clearing alders into a 90 minute sap-bath.

Before I use it again I am going to have to upgrade some work gear as the vibration is rather intense and my arms felt like they were on fire for the rest of the day.
 
revjohn said:
My new toy is a Husqvarna 128R Brushcutter.

It turned what was once a week-long job clearing alders into a 90 minute sap-bath.

Before I use it again I am going to have to upgrade some work gear as the vibration is rather intense and my arms felt like they were on fire for the rest of the day.
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Wish we had one of those at the cottage back in the day. Used to take us (grandad, dad, one or two grandkids ) a good chunk of time to clear the bank so we could have a good view of the lake.
 
@Mendalla - You're back! (I just noticed). Hope you had a great time away. You're needed here. I found I was unable to wear your ape shoes. :D
 
Mendalla said:
Wish we had one of those at the cottage back in the day. Used to take us (grandad, dad, one or two grandkids ) a good chunk of time to clear the bank so we could have a good view of the lake.
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Sounds like a BUZZ Job or the Sacred life of be as I don't know ...
 
Thus we vegetate ... stuck on God's tree? Thus can't contemplate the deviltry ... that be thought, knowledge and wisdom ... an external thing for pure extroverts ... some of us wobble ...
 
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