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# Pages.
## 2023 - Cozy year.
### September - I love fall.
2023-09-30 ["Calibre - ebook catalogue app."](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_date/2023/09/30/manybooks.md) [#datahoarding](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/datahoarding) [#ebook](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/ebook) [#calibre](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/calibre)
2023-09-30 ["Broad usage of Git."](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_date/2023/09/30/using_git_not_for_code.md) [#IT](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/IT) [#workflow](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/workflow)
2023-09-30 ["Many books!"](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_date/2023/09/30/manybooks.md) [#datahoarding](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/datahoarding) [#ebook](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/ebook) [#calibre](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/calibre)
2023-09-30 ["Using Git not for code."](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_date/2023/09/30/using_git_not_for_code.md) [#IT](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/IT) [#workflow](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/workflow)
2023-09-27 ["New blog!"](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_date/2023/09/27/new_blog.md) [#blog](/voronind/blog/src/branch/main/by_tag/blog)

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# Calibre - ebook catalogue app.
# Many books!
Calibre is an awesome tool that lets you catalog your books, convert them and much more. I use Kavita for books that I actually read, but Calibre helps me store a huge amount of books (500k+) in a way that I can search them.
So I got about half a million books. They all came in a non-searchable format - basically files named from `0.fb2` to `555555.fb2`. Challenge was to preserve all thouse books in some searchable format and not to make it nightmare for system IO - just imagine unarchiving 500k small files! Or even worse - storing them raw. I had an idea.

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# Broad usage of Git.
# Using Git not for code.
## What is Git?
Git is an ancient tool (in today's standards) that was released in 2005 by a handsome guy [Linus Torvalds](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linus_Torvalds). It is used for collaboration work and keeping files history. Works best with text files, allowing you to see exact changes you (or someone else) did to a file.