@selzero So cool. Here's a video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrczS9G8nV0&t=93s

@selzero Heh, could you imagine if browsers implemented tabs that way? 😁

@selzero I love this. Where can I get one? ;)

@selzero Been there, needed that.

@selzero OG hacker

@selzero

I can totally relate to the mind of a person being like "I need to read more things at once, faster, in less floor space, and I am going to stop doing anything else until I build a machine that will help me do that!"

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@selzero i can’t stop thinking about this.

@selzero the good ole days! ❤️

@selzero I've heard of these before! The idea is still very cool!

@selzero Proof that ADHD already existed back in the 16th century

@selzero Hm, I have enough wood and enough space, a bit smaller, so it fits on the desk.
I have to think about it. *grabs pen and paper and starts drawing a construction plan*

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reminds me of my epub reader. 😁

@selzero Ahhh, book wheels. The root of the word ›control‹.

Gotta lots of book wheels to turn, when you compare the local documents with central documents.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/control#etymonline_v_18299

@selzero 🎶 book wheel book wheel spinning around 🎶 look at my book wheel and see what I found 🎶

@selzero i would say, they invented the ergonomic workplace 😉

@selzero

The way to do this today, without breaking the bank, would be to buy a round table. Cut a human-sized hole in the centre. Get a doctor's stool and put in the middle. Now surround yourself with the books you need. Spin on the chair to quickly change books.

@selzero @chrismarquardt

Mit elektrischem Licht muss der Browser mit offenen Tabs auch nicht neben dem Fenster stehen.

@selzero Unlike a browser, the nice thing about this is that you could come back to it the next day knowing that it wouldn't be a different colour or rotate in the opposite direction.

@selzero I have seen victorian ones that were 3 books wide as well.

@selzero Ooh that's the Bücherrad I read about in The Confusion!