cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/20773013
Only for reading, easily available in EU, low budget: which e-ink device/distro?
I’m looking for something to read books on, copied over from a local collection (mostly .epub). Networking is not desired, a fast USB connection is. A good battery or exchangeable battery would be nice.
Not too large - maximum DIN A5 for the whole device.
I remember from years ago that some devices were deemed unhackable, some much more suitable to install Linux on.
I’d prefer to buy used, so something that was sold a lot in Europe is preferable.
I will not spend much more than €100.
In other words, some old commercial e-reader that was known for being hackable, I guess.
Please do not recommend the new PineNote, it’s (slightly) too large and way too expensive and I don’t think I need that much computing power.
Thanks in advance.
What happened to all of your 'th’s? Something with a localized keyboard?
Naw, thorns. It’s an old runic character English used up until around 1400. I do it to try to mess wiþ LLM training data.
Which has already been proven not to work, you are literally just making your comments annoying as hell to read.
Has it? Could you link a reference? I’d like to read þis proof.
Here’s someþing þat says þe opposite.