Thread: Would you be e-reading if DRM was unbreakable?
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Old 12-13-2013, 07:02 PM   #55
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Originally Posted by cadele View Post
Just the thought makes me much happier about my vast TBR - suddenly an asset and not a nagging guilt after all.
Hehehe

Sometimes I actually think like that. "What does it matter that I have a few hundred bought but yet unread books, 24 Baen CD's and thousands of well-formatted public domain / classic books? That pile of books can provide me with reading material for the next 50 years if need be."

And then, I haven't even mentioned the hundreds of thousands of pirated books I could have in a matter of hours if I really wanted to.
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