This shit is why print media is going to die

le cherrypicked egzample

I buy physical books for pennys at second hand stores.

>>8029399
Get the special hardcover edition, OP.

http://www.twistedspoon.com/othersHC.html

Anyway, things go out of print all the time. It hasn't "killed" anything yet.

>>8030623
>http://www.twistedspoon.com/othersHC.html
Thanks for the heads up on this. That's really useful to my needs.

Print media will no longer die

>>8029399
It won't.

>>8030605
Another reason why print media is going to die.

who fucking cares? move on gramps, technology is here to stay

>>8031766
Computer software is by nature rewritable. The proliferation and dominance of the medium of rewritable information will have massive information on the way you think or even your ability to have self-determination in your thoughts at all. The latter possibility might explain why it is you write like Bart Simpson would talk if he had brain damage.

But honestly, I don't have too much passion on the subject. I was just having fun with my annoyance at the difficulty of finding a copy of that book I wanted. The last bookstore owner told me the book had been out of print since the 60s (it was really cool how it happened; he just knew that information).

>>8032384
Oh typo. That's the worst mistake to make when calling someone dumb. I guess the brain damage is me now. Somewhere there "information" ought to be "influence"