Your history teacher should be disciplined for malpractice.

Lazy me didn’t bother removing plugins. The upgrade disabled them and they updated as usual. I only have one external plugin though and that was already v12 ready.

Next Sonarr release will have this.

Its a fork of Calibre-Web not Calibre

No mention of the millions killed in America’s ensuing rampage though.

Yeah that mostly ironed out by 11.11.

But its also a different philosophy where JF caches more in RAM than it did before, but that’s available for use by other proceases if needed.

I would not last long if I lived in a country with any dangerous plants or animals or geography or meteorology.

I can’t think of a feature that KOReader provides that isn’t already in the Kobo software.

There are many many such features, such as

• style tweaks where a book’s CSS can be altered,
• plugins
• an in-depth progress and session tracker,
• the ability to ghost pages (like copyright and index) so they are skipped and don’t contribute to progress stats.
• RSS reader
• Progress syncing between instances on all books

The killer feature for me however was in-page footnotes, so they show up at the bottom of the relevant page rather than having to trigger a popup or follow a link.

It also supports wireless transfer from Calibre-web, direct download via OPDS from a Calibre server or online providers like gutenberg, or syncthing.

The problem is, as you’ve experienced, there are so many tweaks and features that it takes a long time to get to grips with the possibilities.

Fish stocks may be rich, but for half the year forget about taking a boat out in that.

Ah, the Israel school of territorial claim

Argentina didnt exist yet

No one lived there before Europeans arrived.

But not the Falklands, when the British arrived the population consisted of Penguins and nothing else.

The islands were totally abandoned and relinquished when the British arrived.

I believe some (or all) said they did it for a prank.

Not to mention you look at Britain (with failings) and look at Argentina (mostly failings) and you’re not going to pick one of them to join.

The fishing is bad there.

Oil has been discovered in the territorial waters, but this was long after the war and is as yet unexploited.

Basically, it’s a rallying point that successive corrupt and failing Argentine governments have deployed in an attempt to distract from domestic failings. That’s its value.

The French and Spanish occupants had long abandoned the islands before the English arrived.

The UK has never profited from the islands. It has been a sinkhole of money.

The Argentine claim is implausible. The Falklands were British before Argentina was created. Their reasoning is that it had been used by the Spanish, and so had now-Argentina, therefore dibs.