From days of symbian carbide, CDT and Android debugging I always used and loved Eclipse.
I always loved its interface and gazillion plugins and tools built around it.
It's still pretty dang abundant, though, is it not? Ceres is literally a giant ball of water ice. So is Pluto for the most part (it's even hypothesized to have liquid water under its icy crust). So are most asteroids and comets and dwarf planet(oid)s and gas giant moons. There's massive amounts of it in both Uranus and Neptune.
Like sure, it ain't like 19th century fiction books where space is literally an ocean and the latter part of the word "astronaut" is far more literal than it is now, but water is by no means scarce in the solar system or in the universe as a whole as far as anyone can tell.
If anything, everyone thought water would be less abundant in the solar system than it really is.
But you do bring up an interesting point - I'd forgotten about ingestion via email. Worst case I suppose one might construct a pipeline that does conversion from epub to mobi and emails the result.
Is there a limit to the size of the library I wonder?
You can send epub to your send to kindle email address with the word “convert” in the subject line and it’ll transform it into a mobi... as far as I know..
Edit: apparently you need to change the extension to .zip for it to work shrug
From days of symbian carbide, CDT and Android debugging I always used and loved Eclipse. I always loved its interface and gazillion plugins and tools built around it.