Textbooks With EULAs

overshoot writes "We all knew it was coming, didn't we? Now Princeton University and nine others are introducing DRM'd textbooks. For a 33% discount, students get a 5-month node-locked e-book instead of all that glossy paper. Maybe Congress should just get it over with and change the law to allow EULAs on printed works?"

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Re:Learning?

[prurientknave]

Glockenspieler, you should concede that you are a moron, since your university degree has not helped you create a valid example or analogy. In this case your analogy and pompous retort at the end of your first comment was nothing more than a straw man argument and an attempt to defame the original parent poster.
 
I am referring to this comment
  "Finally, I recommend avoiding statements like "Everybody knows..." Its usually a clear sign that what ever is coming next is vastly oversimplified, self-righteous, or just plain ignorant."
 
Every aspect of human activity is corrupt because of such intellectual dishonesty, as a professor you should be ashamed that you sink to these levels to win an argument and are also educating our youth to use such tactics.