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The argument for ditching dead tree books is especially valid for books that have short shelf half-life: the ones that deal with quickly changing topics, such a
by byteclub 16y ago
The argument for ditching dead tree books is especially valid for books that have short shelf half-life: the ones that deal with quickly changing topics, such as technology. By the time that "Programming for iBlahBlah 1.2" appears in the nearby B&N, iBlahBlah itself has moved on to version 2.0 and readers are disappointed
- adestefan 16y agoThe books that you're describing are about the only ones I actually buy in paper format anymore. I read a lot on my Kindle, but I still need paper tech books to flip around in and use as reference.