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If you're on Android, I'm a fan of Moon Reader (+ version to support dev). It'll cover pretty much any reading file including comics. That's if you already have the files.

Local library is probably the best and safest route for getting ebooks. There are libraries online that archive books as part of their mission statement. Legality is grey, but there's also archive.org and project gutenberg for books outside of copyright.

I've seen this tool posted as well, but I haven't used it yet to comment on how well/easy it works.

https://github.com/CMahaff/lasim

My grandpa passed away from Alzheimer's. He needed help swallowing and he had to have a cup strapped to his hand when drinking (through a straw) because his muscles forgot how to grip. Biden is fine.

Here I was thinking the boyfriend might be allergic to her perfume/body wash (it's happened to me). Nope, he's a dick.

I've got my profile still, but only log in every couple months. Every time I do, there are multiple requests from people I've never met or even heard of their company. I guess I'm just not into the "professional connections" since I just ignore. (Most aren't even relevant to my industry)

Damn! I was kinda close, but thanks for the correction.

I've used Lutris in the past to good success. Add as non-steam game then look for community control profiles. Also protondb for game settings that may improve performance. I'll be honest, I've been fairly limited with GoG and Epic games.

Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition worked well, just a bit small on the screen. Using the touch pad was just fine since that game loves mouse controls.

I messed up the gif, but just imagine silicon valley: "This guy fucks".

Oppenheimer: This guy fucks.

Here's another website that is a good directory/listing of Instances and Communities. https://lemmyverse.net/communities. I recommend using List View to see more at once.

Just curious, what's you definition of vaping liquid? And was your vendor reputable or someone you knew from elsewhere?