It's like the iPod thing, weren't the first or even the best mp3 players around yet everything now supposedly imitates them.I read The Count of Monte Cristo in pdf format on my PC and War and Peace on paper, reading the paper book was inexorably harder because you have to fucking hunch over for hours on end instead of laying back and reading so it's unlikely I'd use it. And what the hell is it with people reading more than one book at once? I physically don't understand why people do that.
Also is the font on them naturally fucking massive due to the low pixel resolution or is that just a crappy screenshot?
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Wed 6 May 2009, 17:08,
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Also is the font on them naturally fucking massive due to the low pixel resolution or is that just a crappy screenshot?
books have chaptersTV series have episodes
it's the same principal. I can watch and follow different shows at different times. I don;t have to watch an entire series with no other input to follow the story.
and I think you meant that 'reading the PC was inexorably harder', no?
(it's the same principal. I can watch and follow different shows at different times. I don;t have to watch an entire series with no other input to follow the story.
and I think you meant that 'reading the PC was inexorably harder', no?
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Wed 6 May 2009, 17:13,
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