I run Calibre Content Server on a VM. So my ebook reading is just accessing that in the browser. Works great.

Why not use real email?

You mean giving each agent its own real email address? Startups like AgentMail are certainly doing that!

In our case, we wanted to borrow the UX of email (to be intuitive to knowledge workers) but not necessarily the implementation.

Was there a particular workflow you had in mind here?

"The Java Story" documentary by CultRepo on YouTube is pretty great. A major topic is the release cadence which some other comments here are mentioning / joking about.

A label maker, as they said they use, prints durable and easy to read labels.

Whoops, thank, I can't read - I misread label maker as label marker!

Beeper?

Yes, I don't see why the author expects anything different to happen this time. I guess there's a new king on the throne.

Yes that sounds right.

A more powerful search tool for the contents of Palo Alto firewall release notes: https://firewallissues.axvig.com/

A tool to periodically sync Device 42 data to Netbox (work).

this is cool! I've always found the palo alto docs a nightmare to navigate.

I was thinking that the writing is upside down. Very wrong IMHO to write on a floppy disk that way.

Where can I buy DRM free Anathem? The Road? Hunger Games?

Same. And in a similar vein--AnalogX NetStat Live.

A half rack weighs probably 1000 pounds. Good luck getting that into someone's basement.

It also gets really hot, good luck carrying it with it burning your hands!