Libro.fm also sells DRM free audiobooks, has a nice app, and will work with indie bookstores to be their audiobook provider as well as turn over a percentage of sales..

I use Libro.fm and am happy that at least some of my money ( 15%) is going to my local book store.

DNS probably has nothing to do with disconnects, this kind of random suggestion unrelated to the problem always makes me think of the Futurama Robot Judge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jqn8HB2w2Fs (skip to 0:15 for the punchline)

Or maybe it is related, in which case I'll eat at a hat.

I've had outages that were due to my ISP's DNS service going down... one of the reasons I started using OpenDNS.

I need to watch more Futurama. That was great!

Using Apple’s Shortcuts I’ve got a few shortcuts that let me change noise cancelling, transparency mode, etc on my AirPods.

When we do inventory of books, about 7000 of them, it takes a team of 3 or 4 people scanning labels on the back of books, about 5 hours to scan them all. Add 3 or 4 more people in to watch the computer(s) for errors as scans come in. Then add an hour or two to pur things back to normal.

For a used bookstore with no pre made labels and books stacked and crammed I’d double the time. Then add some more for books that don’t have a barcode on them...

This is with laser barcode scanners and dedicated machines per device. Phone scanners are much slower.. either way, give me a crew of people, scanners, etc and we could scan about 10K books a day.

For a used bookstore inventory could be done once a year like we do to avoid drift in our data.. but more realistically everything would be scanned as it comes in and out. Why that doesn’t already happen baffles me too!

It does. In the past, there were cards in the backs of books with date stamps.

Sync.com is a Canadian solution that does what you are asking.

Maybe add them to your search keyword list!? :-)

should have checked my facts. :-)

I have a few.. the only one that is actually doing anything is a https://pi-hole.net/.

Another will likely end up as a media server running Jellyfin (open source alternative to Plex)

WordPress.com will do the job. Free for a subdomsin only site, then for a small fee you can connect a domain. I’ve setup a bunch.. feel free to contact me if you have questions!

Thanks! Exactly what I was looking for.

I really enjoy listening to pretty much anything the folks at Full Cast Audio have done; http://www.fullcastaudio.com/

Other than their work i've recently listened to Bill Bryson reading his autobiography, "The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid", as well as Malcolm Gladwell reading his book, "Outliers".

I usually listen to the previews in the iTunes music store to get a feel for the narrator.