I wouldn't want to read comics on my current reader even if it did support colour. The display is too small, but big enough for comics would be too big to comfortably read a novel on. And wouldn't be as easy to pocket.
I'm sorry, but that's just not negotiable. I will pay once, no more.
But, I expect the full game for my $60. If you hold back any of the content, you won't get my $60. I'll still play whatever I want to, I just won't pay you. The presence of DLC causes me to pirate games I would otherwise (joyfully) pay for.
How many books have colour in them anywhere other than the cover? I'm not going to pay a premium for that, so monochrome readers will continue to dominate until there's negligible price difference.
Textbooks are unlikely to factor into the mainstream readers, which are optimized for reading novels.
I have no sympathy for people who do this and get burned; they're just eroding the leverage the rest of us have.
That said, you need not necessarily demand cash. Stock or bonds will also do, at a rate that takes into consideration the risk of the investment. But if you give a floundering employer a free, unsecured loan you're both a moron and an asshole.
I have. I used to be a fatty. I did something about it. It was a lot of work, and even more time.
It's not something that can be changed at the drop of a hat, like smoking. Further, even if you do change what put on all the weight, you'll just stop gaining it, not lose it. It's not like smokers have to unsmoke all the cigarettes they've had.
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It's not like the original Fallout games, where I'll want to revisit it from time to time.
I've bought dozens of licenses of those, mostly through GoG.com, to push on friends and relatives who haven't played them.
You're starting from the position that there's something wrong piracy. I, like the vast majority, have absolutely no problem with it.
You have every right to your opinion, but keep in mind that to the rest of us, you sound like a Catholic haranguing people for eating meat on Fridays.
They'd still want to attack the secondary market.
Buying used games is stealing!
Like the vast majority, I pay for some things and pirate others. I also use the public library. The horror!
I'm sorry if you don't like it, but most people see copyright as equivalent to drug laws and have no issue with ignoring it.
Like most people, I don't really give a shit about copyright. I don't see anything wrong with piracy, but I do buy some things.
I wouldn't want to read comics on my current reader even if it did support colour. The display is too small, but big enough for comics would be too big to comfortably read a novel on. And wouldn't be as easy to pocket.
Primates who never read are not people, at least by any reasonable definition.
I'm sorry, but that's just not negotiable. I will pay once, no more.
But, I expect the full game for my $60. If you hold back any of the content, you won't get my $60. I'll still play whatever I want to, I just won't pay you. The presence of DLC causes me to pirate games I would otherwise (joyfully) pay for.
How many books have colour in them anywhere other than the cover? I'm not going to pay a premium for that, so monochrome readers will continue to dominate until there's negligible price difference.
Textbooks are unlikely to factor into the mainstream readers, which are optimized for reading novels.
That's mostly West Germans who don't want pay for rebuilding East Germany.
Cheap Germans? That's unpossible.
I have no sympathy for people who do this and get burned; they're just eroding the leverage the rest of us have.
That said, you need not necessarily demand cash. Stock or bonds will also do, at a rate that takes into consideration the risk of the investment. But if you give a floundering employer a free, unsecured loan you're both a moron and an asshole.
Someone who looks even remotely like Schwarzenegger is not within a reasonable definition of "everyone". He was way off in the fringe.
Partially because he did abuse steroids.
But it seems to me that someone 6'2" and 260 lbs would have to look something like Schwarzenegger in the 80's.
I could be wrong, as I said I was those dimensions and obese, not musclebound.
And those that aren't are almost certainly steroid abusers.
In fact I am 6'2", and I was obese at 260 lbs.
But they would complain about the higher ticket prices.
If you're ok with that, there's a class of seats that are bigger, but more expensive.
Because people will tend to focus on the error, rather than the content.
I'm not buying it.
I have. I used to be a fatty. I did something about it. It was a lot of work, and even more time.
It's not something that can be changed at the drop of a hat, like smoking. Further, even if you do change what put on all the weight, you'll just stop gaining it, not lose it. It's not like smokers have to unsmoke all the cigarettes they've had.
I'll agree not to butcher yours, if only you'll do me the same courtesy.
Unless you're so addicted to them that you can't set them aside during a flight.
He just did it. I've done much the same. (minus the alcoholism)
But it's a lot of work, so there's no cause to pick on people who haven't managed to get it done.
Nor is there any excuse for stealing your neighbour's seat, which is what this is really about.
Is that really so hard?
Books are usually around 300kb.