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Calibre is usually the go-to open source ebook reader. I don't know about SaaS but it does include a server so if you keep you ebooks centrally located and ace
by JoeDaDude 6y ago
Calibre is usually the go-to open source ebook reader. I don't know about SaaS but it does include a server so if you keep you ebooks centrally located and acess them from there, your bookmarks and notes would be preserved.
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- m_kos 6y ago@JoeDaDude Sorry for OT, but there are no PMs on hacker news. I found your comment about CO2 sensors for Raspberry PI from last year [0]. Have you finished this project? If yes, could you share a few details? For my first Rasberry PI project, I am considering buying Enviro for Raspberry Pi + Air Quality. I would like to add an affordable CO2 sensor that would require minimal config and no soldering. Pimoroni folks told me MH-Z19 would not work because of the number of pins. Would you have any suggestions on what sensor to choose and how to make it work with Enviro / Raspberry PI? 0. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20185649 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20185649
- wegs 6y agoCan I pay anyone for a hosted Calibre server?
- dsr_ 6y agoRun Calibre on your desktop; sync the library up to a $5/month VM, and run ubooquity there. Or Calibre.