Thread: The advisability of stripping DRM - a cautionary tale
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Old 10-19-2016, 05:17 AM   #47
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That's why I strip all my bought books. When I buy something I like to take it home, not only have access to it when I happen to be near the store again. :P

I have this weird sense of entitlement when I pay more for an e-book version of a book (which I have sometimes), than the paperback, that I for some reason now own it. So I'm keeping it
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