I don't think they'll stop until they have the whole historic area of Israel (which includes more than just Palestine.) Crazy that this is allowed.
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Blasphemy but you can always Google if you just wanna know one thing but can't finish. I did to the WoT and don't regret it.
I second Boox as a decent option (though less polished.) Allowed me to get rid of my dumbass Kindle and Kobo dual set up because if there was a book that was exclusively on the Kindle store I can now just get it in the app rather than owning a whole other ereader. The only thing I don't like about it is it is not as good as either Kobo or Kindle for dictionary lookups. This is especially important to me because I read in foreign languages and need it to be able to either give me a definition or translate it no matter how it's conjugated. I have found the Kindle app for Android though works pretty well for that purpose so there is an ok solution.
Ooh some Aussie settings too. Very interesting.
I finished:
- The Harlem Renaissance by Cary D. Wintz
- L'Âge des low-tech by Philippe Bihouix
- High Rise by J.G. Ballard
- Elle et son chat by Makoto Shinkai
- Judaism: A Very Short Introduction
- Berlin Stories by Robert Walser
So it's for US tourism only?
Bookwyrm and The Storygraph provide good alternatives!
That's gotta be the most insane anthropogenic impact I've ever heard.
I haven't heard it called this before but I agree with others that the general concept is a good idea. We are far too quick to jump to the next processor, the next monitor etc. when those things can realistically last a very long time before hitting too much of a performance limitation (especially for people who don't render anything like high games or video editing.)
Sidenote: I love the little arrows you had for links, how did you achieve that?
I would love to see a resurgence in drawn/painted cover art but I'm guessing it's too expensive (lowers profit margin) for the big publishers these days.
That should definitely be illegal.