That was an unusual mechanical game! I have to know more. I quickly found the original creator Tim Hunkin and his Youtube channel, a hidden gem by itself.
Usually you try to avoid overhangs but this experiments makes you realize of the true limits of the 3d printer.
I'm gonna try the Pin Support Challenge next weekend.
Tagging/highlighting cross my mind but I did want to keep this project as simple as possible. Tagging could be possible if I include a sqlite database but I don't think highlighting is possible in the Kindle web browser.
Outside of this project you can get tagging with TagSpaces[1] desktop app and highlighting with the SingleFile[2] web-extension.
>I wonder if/how they'd work on a non-Amazon e-reader?
If the e-reader have a web browser it would work without problems, maybe adjusting css properties a bit.
I save articles into HTML files with TagSpaces or SingleFile to read them later but I could not find a way to serve them easily to a Kindle Paperwhite and read them there.
I create this simple project to fulfill this need. It was just a weekend project that it's already valuable for me.
