Very once you figure out the few steps to do conversions. But if you are simply adding an azw3 file, it’s 2 clicks

That’s why you never connect the kindle to the internet and simply upload copies of the books into it

Shoot, Memmy doesn’t seem to have it (yet) hope it’s on the board

Oh I need to know now because that’s great

You won’t regret Project Hail Mary. One of the most fun books I’ve ever read.

He did say tin foil hat

4 hours a day? That’s a crazy amount of time. Interact with your damn kids.

How about jail for all the fraud?

It’s also gross

That’s perfection. Well done (I mean medium rare)

I pay for it since I use it pretty often on my tv. I’ve gotten rid of other subscriptions to cover the cost. I use YouTube fairly often. My kid watches it on tv and I didn’t want him inundated with ads.

I feel like they forced me to pay though. I’d put on a show for my kid and 3 minutes in, there would be a 2 hour ad that played something completely different and pushed bullshit ads in front of him. I couldn’t subject him to that and there really isn’t an alternative.

It’ll be done by the 22nd century

This is also my wife, who refuses to get a password manager and would rather guess 5 times, get locked out, have to reset her password and then do the whole thing over again

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Nice complement presentation. Looks great

The demo really made me want to get it and actually caused me to preorder. I wasn’t even that excited about it until the demo. Once I turned it on and heard the music that instantly transported me to final fantasy, I was sold. Wound up shelving Diablo until I finish the story for final fantasy. It’s long and I’ve loved every moment. The side quests, while being typically fetch quests, have great stories in them that really build on the world.

Sorry, this was supposed to be about preordering and turned into me gushing about final fantasy.

It’s funny when you get older how much you realize experience is what drives behavior. You can tell a child 100 times about something, but until they experience it themselves, your warnings more often than not will fall on deaf ears.