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I don't buy physical books anymore. It's just stuff to get dusty and clutter up the place. Reading on a tablet is great- carry it anywhere, also has search, hig
by glxxyz 6y ago
I don't buy physical books anymore. It's just stuff to get dusty and clutter up the place. Reading on a tablet is great- carry it anywhere, also has search, highlighting, bookmarks etc.
I prefer no DRM but I don't complain about the hassle of removing it- I'm too busy reading.
- fortran77 6y agoI stay on the "happy path." I have a Kindle e-paper reader. I buy a book, I can read it. It's probably DRMd. But it doesn't get in my way. I agreed to the price and I know I may or may not be able to read the book 5 or 10 years from now. I accept that. I realize this may not be the experience or purchase model for everyone, but for a large segment of the reading public, it "just works."