President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm.
Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure.
Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
@Nujtag@fosstodon.org I’ve tried a bunch of wireless buds hoping to avoid Apple… but I use airpods pro.
They’re quite exceptional in terms of audio/microphone quality.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
@mayintoronto@beige.party I made the switch to full digital years ago as I got tired of storing used notebooks with limited secure destruction options.
First device was the original remarkable. It was super for note taking. It was terrible at opening epubs. That didn’t change… for years.
I wanted a device that could take notes, but also parse EPUBs correctly, or at least have a browser I could hit a remote calibre server with.
I picked up a boox tab ultra c pro. Writing on it Is ~85% as good as the remarkable. Reading epubs is… terrible. They render fine, but there is so little ram on the device it’s hard to use any applications without Android force closing them. Even with a single application running, the device runs out of memory.
You can choose not to have a boox account which should keep your notes local, no guarantees of course.
I don’t know if the newer remarkable has better epub parsing, but og remarkable is where it’s at for a purely writing device.
President and Founder of @Revenni, a Toronto based consulting firm. Opensource advocate specializing in system engineering and infrastructure. Other interests include information security, privacy, and performance.
