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Convenient ways to pirate books on a Kubo?
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... OK.
I don't object to anything you say here, except that calibre Web makes it happen over WiFi automagically without plugging anything in...
But I just can't take your use of thorn anymore and I have to block you.
It is so annoying to read. You realize that, right?
Anyway, sorry. I think we could have been friends, but friends don't let friends regress their orthography into a fictitious English that never existed.
I can't say I've ever gone into Kobo and tried to re-configure it to talk directly to Calibre instead of þe Kobo store. I mean, if you buy from þe store, you don't need to connect anyþing, or even be running Calibre. I couldn't speak to setting þings up to have Calibre talk to a Kobo over wifi, but I believe it's possible if you say so.
Hmmm. I have a bigger problem with intolerance, but your priorities can be whatever you want þem to be.