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I felt the exact same way. I found there was exactly one example of a vehicle being in the park, and everything else was fine. That didn't seem to be their intent

All e-readers can read DRM-less books. It's trivial to convert from a DRM free epub on calibre to a mobi or azw3 to use on a kindle, even. I've never felt too restricted unless I buy books directly from Amazon, because their DRM is far more strict.

Seconding this, I use Aqua Zilents from Zeal and they're perfect for meetings and work as they make very little noise.

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I'm running Arch on my Surface Pro 3 for work. It works pretty well for me. Some hurdles, but it's nice to have the control.

"History, Lister, is written by the winners."

AWS is what I use personally, and their certificate service is a breeze to use. Couple that with the ability to attach the certificate directly to the load balancer (one of the best features of the LB, in my mind), or to a Cloudfront distribution, and it's amazingly simple to have everything running with SSL.