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Originally Posted by windowsrefund
I just don't understand the gripe if you're going to consciously use tools that are specifically designed to control what you can and can't do. Bottom line is, if you're using Windows, OSX, Adobe's wares (ADE and the rest of the DRM gang), and others, you're really not in control of anything. By using these tools, you're at the mercy of what these vendors *allow* you to do..
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He-he! I knew it would take a second or two to light the fire!
Aside I don't care if someone uses operating system of choice and books
of particular origin, it is not wrong to have computer and reader free of
stuff like that. Personally, I do. And I have surprise every time I encounter
"silo". The whole situation reminds me of change in computer screen ra-
tio. From native 4:3 it went to 16:10. Finally, someone found it not good
enough and now you could get only 16:9. Man! Whenever I use node with
such a screen, I feel just irritation. I do understand why people try to get
rid of book control files. Paperbooks are more natural than this. And I
cannot get the point of waiting to read library book in e format. Since it
does not exist as an object, why tease people to wait to read?