Books

[Guest]

E-books may be more convenient, but real books have the longevity for when you actually want to own a particular book forever.

Cheapo books can literally rot on your shelf.

You guys know that you can just yohoho e-pub books and easily load them onto the reader, right?

You don't even need libgen or a MAM account, if you wanna be a fag and not pirate ebooks you can still get plenty of pubic domain material outside of the Bezos network. I don't know what niggers are thinking.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

That's probably what I'm gonna do if I ever get around to buying an e-reader.

[Rushy]

And if that shit breaks, that's your library finito. No thank you.

[Kugelfisch]

They're text files. You can have thousands of them on your computer and phone and random USB sticks.
I seriously don't get how one could think that such a small amount of data that you can infinitely copy and is around all over the internet is somehow easy to lose.

[Guest]

They're text files. You can have thousands of them on your computer and phone and random USB sticks.
I seriously don't get how one could think that such a small amount of data that you can infinitely copy and is around all over the internet is somehow easy to lose.

He's talking about a physical e-reader breaking. I don't think even Rushy would think of something as stupid and technologically illiterate as thinking your books go boom when your Bezos reader snaps in half.

[Kugelfisch]

They're text files. You can have thousands of them on your computer and phone and random USB sticks.
I seriously don't get how one could think that such a small amount of data that you can infinitely copy and is around all over the internet is somehow easy to lose.

He's talking about a physical e-reader breaking. I don't think even Rushy would think of something as stupid and technologically illiterate as thinking your books go boom when your Bezos reader snaps in half.

But the books aren't lost because you can just back them up at no cost on very little space. Yeah, sure, if you break a thing it's broken. What else is new?

[Guest]

if you break a thing it's broken.

You really made me think with that one Shirou.

[Guest]

Have fun with your Google edited internet books with shitty internet formatting.

[Kugelfisch]

>he doesn't know

[Rushy]

They're text files. You can have thousands of them on your computer and phone and random USB sticks.
I seriously don't get how one could think that such a small amount of data that you can infinitely copy and is around all over the internet is somehow easy to lose.

He's talking about a physical e-reader breaking. I don't think even Rushy would think of something as stupid and technologically illiterate as thinking your books go boom when your Bezos reader snaps in half.

Yes I did, I've never seen one in my life. I only heard that they exist a couple years back.