mental-labour
3 years ago
thanks man, for me i mostly get books secondhand unless i want a clean copy of something in particular, but i mostly buy my books from Library Genesis and load the pdfs/epubs onto my ink ereader
mental-labour
3 years ago
most of my notes have been digitized versions of handwritten notes but i find handwriting notes to be incredibly labour intensive and my preference has become left side of screen: html, right side of screen: pdf/epub, which is what im doing for Logic of Desire
mental-labour
3 years ago
https://www.jetpens.com/ if you want some nice ass stationery i tend to use this website, even their cheap fountain pens are bomb
kaa
3 years ago
It happens to be that library genesis has most any book you look for . . . infinite copies, too!
mental-labour
3 years ago
library genesis is great for non-fiction which is what i mostly read but dear god their fiction scans can either be nonexistent or awful, which is why i now have a shitload of fiction on my physical bookshelves
pagespages
3 years ago
I mainly go to libraries and used book stores in my area for almost all of my books. Sometimes I am given a copy from the school/college I attend, but usually the nonfiction that I am given are guides which usually have an insufferable author's tone used throughout.
pagespages
3 years ago
CSS has been loaded, I may make some slight stylization edits, providing I am able to find the font used in older .htm and .txt files. Does anybody know? I will likely test the font on one of the new book review pages.
kaa
3 years ago
If you were used to seeing a particular default font, it may be one of the ones mentioned here: https://www.awayback.com/index.php/2010/02/03/revised-font-stack/
pagespages
3 years ago
Found the font and it has been applied to a few lines on the recently created 1984 page. Seeing that the font is more compact, it might be better for longer reviews.
pagespages
3 years ago
Additionally, the sexualization of Kanna makes me feel weird. It is like BnP stuff, except with a dragon.
sakana
3 years ago
I'm curious, did you complete an IB Diploma? A Doll's House is core reading curriculum in IB, but I didn't see it on the reading list of my country's public ed literature curriculum.
pagespages
3 years ago
A Doll's House was part of an AP course actually. My school sadly had no interest in IB, so it was AP, Dual Enrollment, both, or neither.
pagespages
3 years ago
^Don't Ask Questions, Just Consume Product and Then Get Excited for Next Products.
Thank you. :)