Of course. Not encouraging that kind of abuse. More just suggesting people not use the project at this stage. If things change and the dev chills out, maybe it’ll be good to pick up later. Calibre Web and it’s jank database system needs better competition that is focused on Ebooks and not audio/comics/manga.
The said in their reply that they’ve been trying to maximize their Claude sub within the last 1.5 months, but they’ve been using it for a while. Which I know people are going to split hairs about “vibe-coded” vs. “ai-assisted”, but they admit that their pace has been unrealistic due to AI contributions. They did say they cancelled their subscription and are going to try to correct course. Up to you if you believe them. Booklore trajectory has never felt good to me when major bugs go multiple versions without being fixed, so I’ll still stay away.
Pretty concerned. I have access to copyrighted content that I want to share elsewhere, but because it requires a log in, I always wonder if there are invisible trackers hidden in the files that would out me. I think it should be standard that all sites strip things like exif data automatically upon upload. Hexbear does this.
I would suggest Btrfs for regular use. ZFS is better for server use and redundancy in systems with critical data you don’t want to lose. It also uses all your ram as cache and will give it back to you if you need it, but still has a harder performance hit on things you run. Be overkill for just wanting to save a little space. A lot of new gaming distros like Bazzite suggest using Btrfs on all secondary drives.