elrostelperien

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by elrostelperien 3mo ago
I agree that a USB cable is the most practical option. However, the aforementioned site is useful in a specific scenario: if your Kobo is very old, macOS won't recognize it.
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by elrostelperien 2y ago
(Not the same thing, but related) Map platforms from Brazilian cities that allow browsing with old map layers: Curitiba 1857 https://geocuritiba.ippuc.org.br/portal/apps/webappviewer/in... São Paulo 1930 htt
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by elrostelperien 2y ago
Flameshot works on macOS, too.
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by elrostelperien 2y ago
For macOS, there's this: https://pdfsearch.app/ Without AI, but searching the PDF content, I use Recoll ( https://www.recoll.org/ ) or ripgrep-all ( https://github.com/phiresky/ripgre
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by elrostelperien 3y ago
The most famous is the clipboard one ( https://ditto-cp.sourceforge.io/ ). I'd be surprised if they were referring to another "Ditto" software.
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by elrostelperien 3y ago
Yet another music version: https://www.jamendo.com/track/967547/the-last-dictator (and with the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8mGEbxm6WI )
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by elrostelperien 6y ago
Surprised no one suggested AllDup. It's the best tool I've seen for working with duplicates: http://www.alldup.info/en_download_alldup.php
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by elrostelperien 6y ago
This one seems to work similarly: https://www.blastsearch.net/
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by elrostelperien 6y ago
Exactly! To explain Pasporta Servo to a friend (when I was "preaching" about Esperanto), I said the opposite: "It's Couchsurfing, but within the Esperanto community" – and also mentioned it being older than CS.