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Yeah, and I put mostly physical books on my amazon wish list which makes it easy for people to gift me things... After moving recently though I'm looking to dig
by Jach 12y ago
Yeah, and I put mostly physical books on my amazon wish list which makes it easy for people to gift me things... After moving recently though I'm looking to digitize some, physical books are annoying to move. I don't have a preference for physical books over digital books, apart from I can't stand "ebooks" that aren't plain PDFs or web pages. I don't like e-ink. I have a collection of PDFs that I read on my tablet, phone, or usually my desktop setup.
I also must say I got some mirror glasses last year (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61HShDnJT6L._SL1200_.jpg http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61HShDnJT6L._SL1200_.j...) and while ridiculous, they're damn convenient sometimes.
- danieltillett 12y agoThey certainly look ridiculous - how easy on your eyes are they to use for long periods of time?
- Jach 12y agoI wear them over my normal glasses and I'm fine for hours, my only problem is if my head's inclined too much they'll occasionally slide down and pinch my nose a bit. Maybe some padding would solve that. But I don't know how representative I am since I play a lot of video games for hours, too... I'm sure some people will notice strain.
- danieltillett 12y agoThanks for the feedback. I was reading through all the reviews of these and poor fit and alignment seems to be the major problem with these type of glasses. They seemed to be all very cheaply made - maybe someone should create a start-up selling customised versions just like corrective optical glasses.