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Why haven’t you invested in a open source alternative that doesn’t limit your choices?
by iz_zi 4y ago
Why haven’t you invested in a open source alternative that doesn’t limit your choices?
- mdavidn 4y agoWhat would an "open source alternative" to The Economist look like exactly?
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- iz_zi 4y agoI meant the e reader, not the economist, to clarify.
- iz_zi 4y agoAlso there are many open source e readers, that include e ink technology too. Amazon tried but idk something’s off.. smells like Microsoft… a bit if you ask me :^)
- BossingAround 4y agoAh yes, the DRM that is solved by buying a device which does not support said DRM.
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- daveoc64 4y agoYou've not understood the problem. The problem is not the devices that support DRM. Many ereaders support some form of DRM, but that doesn't stop you reading both free and paid content without DRM. The problem is that the content (Newspapers/Magazine) is not made available via a suitable medium to continue reading it on an ereader.