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Originally Posted by Number_6
I'd have to agree with Ken on this one. If you can't find a way to remove the DRM then a Kindle of Nook may be more your speed. It took me all of 10 minutes to google, download, install and remove drm from my first book. If you're a Windows user do a google search for "Inept Suite-1.0". This collection is pretty much idiot proof to install and even has a nice little window to perform the DRM removal.
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I used to believe there are things that are idiot proof. I don't believe that anymore. You have no idea how many people I have seen who had trouble with so-called idiot-proof software. The other day, a girl I know wanted me to send her some photos. I compressed the folder into a self-extracting rar file and sent it to her. All she had to do was double click on the exe file and voila she'd have a folder full of photos. But then I got a phone call from her asking for some instructions. Get it? There are people who have trouble even with double clicking on an exe file.
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To me, the Kindle is overpriced junk sold to mindless consumers, just like any Apple product you can name.
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I think at some point in their engineering process they hired a team of blonds to try to use their devices.
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But, I blame Bill Gates for the dumbing down of computer users. Almost nobody knows how to use a command line interface anymore! I guess it would be the public education system (and texting) to blame for the dumbing down of Americans when it comes to proper spelling!
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Haha, reminds me of Idiocracy.