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  3. After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

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  • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

    After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

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    I have come to very much like it when books have large print and also glow in the dark

    whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW bigshellevent@toot.catB schrotthaufen@mastodon.socialS a2_4am@mastodon.socialA bredroll@mas.toB 7 Replies Last reply
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    • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

      I have come to very much like it when books have large print and also glow in the dark

      whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW This user is from outside of this forum
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      @mcc i also don't like how paper feels on the tips of my fingers. and papercuts

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      • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

        After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

        emaytch@mastodon.socialE This user is from outside of this forum
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        @mcc this has been one of the biggest advantages of ebooks to me (besides the economy of space)

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        • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

          @mcc i also don't like how paper feels on the tips of my fingers. and papercuts

          superpositionedkat@transfem.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
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          @whitequark@social.treehouse.systems @mcc@mastodon.social yes but the text stays put- it's very convenient

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          • superpositionedkat@transfem.socialS superpositionedkat@transfem.social

            @whitequark@social.treehouse.systems @mcc@mastodon.social yes but the text stays put- it's very convenient

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            @superpositionedkat @whitequark say you don't own a cat without saying you don't own a cat

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            • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

              @superpositionedkat @whitequark say you don't own a cat without saying you don't own a cat

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              @mcc@mastodon.social @whitequark@social.treehouse.systems I have lived with cats.

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              • superpositionedkat@transfem.socialS superpositionedkat@transfem.social

                @mcc@mastodon.social @whitequark@social.treehouse.systems I have lived with cats.

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                @superpositionedkat @whitequark my experience is that paper tends to move in semi-arbitrary ways if you do not weigh it down, with the tendency increasing noticably in a bound codex, and increasing exponentially more than that if there are cats in the building

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                • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                  I have come to very much like it when books have large print and also glow in the dark

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                  @mcc if only pages were made out of these local things

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                  • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                    I have come to very much like it when books have large print and also glow in the dark

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                    @mcc I concur. Using my preferred font in 22pt is an accessibility blessing. I only miss the new book smell.

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                    • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                      @superpositionedkat @whitequark say you don't own a cat without saying you don't own a cat

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                      @mcc @superpositionedkat @whitequark
                      I currently don't live with a cat, but when I lived with a baby, that baby was also able to turn pages on my e-book.

                      (And it once completely destroyed a printed-on-paper magazine.)

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                      • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                        After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

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                        @mcc I have an amber clip-on reading light for reading in bed. Still not as good as an e-reader, but doable

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                        • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                          After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

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                          @mcc this seems like a solvable problem but not in ways that don’t involve unhealthy radiation and/or heavy metal exposure. probably for the best we invented ereaders instead

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                            @superpositionedkat @whitequark my experience is that paper tends to move in semi-arbitrary ways if you do not weigh it down, with the tendency increasing noticably in a bound codex, and increasing exponentially more than that if there are cats in the building

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                            @mcc@mastodon.social @whitequark@social.treehouse.systems (I would suggest the possibility that it is not truly possible to "own" a cat, though I suspect this is, regrettably, demonstrably false.)

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                            • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                              I have come to very much like it when books have large print and also glow in the dark

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                              @mcc have you tried radium? You'll love it for the rest of your life!

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                              • a2_4am@mastodon.socialA a2_4am@mastodon.social

                                @mcc have you tried radium? You'll love it for the rest of your life!

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                                @a2_4am radium is the future… if you're not using radium you're being left behind

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                                • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                                  After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

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                                  @mcc My favourite thing about ebooks is the adjustable font size. There are pros and cons to paper vs ebooks, but I love being able to have a consistent font across all books.

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                                  • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                                    After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

                                    stigatle@activitypub.taildad4ee.ts.netS This user is from outside of this forum
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                                    I do not like to read books, i get super tired when ever I try, thought about getting a kindle or something like that, but never got to it.
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                                    • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                                      After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

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                                      @mcc Paper books can be better for reading outside under a tree on a sunny day though.

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                                      • ids1024@mathstodon.xyzI ids1024@mathstodon.xyz

                                        @mcc Paper books can be better for reading outside under a tree on a sunny day though.

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                                        @ids1024 *staring out at Toronto False Spring weather*

                                        "Outside"…

                                        Yeah…

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                                        • mcc@mastodon.socialM mcc@mastodon.social

                                          After years of acclimating myself to ebooks I've been trying this last month to read a paper book for once, but I am having great difficulty completing it due to the problem that it does not glow in the dark

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                                          @mcc Am I to understand that the bedside lamp has become extinct?

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