About 1/3 in The three-body problem, by Cixin Liu. Enjoying it so far, the only drawback is that I'm a bit lost between characters names but that's not so rare for me. I think I'll read the trilogy this summer.
I take note of The Passage for future, as an amateur of S. King stuff I might enjoy it, thanks.
My son read miss peregrine and liked it very much. He just started the sequel. Hope you enjoy it as much as him.
Just finished Behind her eyes, by Sarah Pinborough. Found it very nice, a good page turner. The ending was unexpected.
I don't know yet what will be next (probably I'll find in this conversation or another from this community as almost always).
Edit: Started The three-body problem, by Cixin Liu. Seen a comment about it in this post and I remember having heard about it at the radio or so. Plus I'm thrilled to discover Chinese literature.
Oh yeah, yet another site to ruin my productivity. Very nice.
Very nice improvement :)
If it doesn't exist, just create one ;)
Oui mais en 2023, il y a eu la crise énergétique avec flambée des prix... Pas sur que les habitudes ont suffisamment changé avec la baisse des prix pour que cet effet soit pérenne sur le long terme... On verra les stats de 2025.
I use SimpleHttp server but it's not open source and available only on play store. I use this to download epub from my e-reader after having downloaded them on my phone. Now I will look into foss solutions proposed in this Post, through termux or other apps, thanks.
Edit: indeed with termux + caddy + termux widget it's just perfect
A good one IMHO is Omnivore.
Omnivore is a complete, open source read-it-later solution for people who love to read.
Finished Into the water by Paula Hawkins. I would say that it's not as gripping as I thought. What is as much a plus and a minus point is tge change of narrator every chapter. At first, I was pleased by this "not so usual" way of writing but at some point, I just got lost about who is who and I had to search a list of characters on the web. That's perhaps because I had not a lot of time to read, so it took a while.
I started Behind her eyes by Sarah Pinborough. I know there is a Netflix show inspired by this but I prefer to read the novel first (or only we will see).
A good chair for sure. I think this is the most valuable thing you can ask for.
Not sure, people outside IT world, at least in my country, still speak about the "Microsoft crash" and don't know at all about Crowdstrike. Now that make me think that MS will probably try to sue them for the "ravages" to their corporate image.