Since I’ve jailbroken my ancient Kindle 4, I’ve been amazed by what I’ve been able to do with it. I’ve turned it into an E-Ink smart home dashboard, used it as a Pocket replacement, and even made it into a slow-refresh secondary monitor. I’d seen that you could add an LLM to KOReader, but I wondered if this was taking things too far.
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