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pimpmonkey2382.313: Living in an apartment, I pretty much converted to for the most part completely digital for books. Think I have something like 109 on just my bookshout account. Not including other books as part of collections on there. Also have many on amazon and google.
Luckily I have room for lots of physical books. I don't mind ebooks on the right e-reader, but I prefer physical books a lot more, especially as I read a lot of non-fiction which often has digraphs, illustrations, and photographs that would not really work on an ebook.
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Living in an apartment, I pretty much converted to for the most part completely digital for books. Think I have something like 109 on just my bookshout account. Not including other books as part of collections on there. Also have many on amazon and google.
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ddickinson: Luckily I have room for lots of physical books. I don't mind ebooks on the right e-reader, but I prefer physical books a lot more, especially as I read a lot of non-fiction which often has digraphs, illustrations, and photographs that would not really work on an ebook.
Ah yeah point taken with the non fiction, most of mine is pretty much strictly fiction. Though I've even converted to digital for my RPG rulebooks and such as those can take up quite a bit of room.
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Ah yeah point taken with the non fiction, most of mine is pretty much strictly fiction. Though I've even converted to digital for my RPG rulebooks and such as those can take up quite a bit of room.
I have my share of fiction as well, but I still tend to prefer them in physical form. i have started getting more fiction in ebook format, but mostly just ones I have a casual interest in and can get for quite cheap as an ebook. It also helps to save space, as I have a book buying problem. :-)
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Ah yeah point taken with the non fiction, most of mine is pretty much strictly fiction. Though I've even converted to digital for my RPG rulebooks and such as those can take up quite a bit of room.
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ddickinson: I have my share of fiction as well, but I still tend to prefer them in physical form. i have started getting more fiction in ebook format, but mostly just ones I have a casual interest in and can get for quite cheap as an ebook. It also helps to save space, as I have a book buying problem. :-)
Me too anymore, especially for the most part star trek novels. lol A lot of nerding out on trek e-books.
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ddickinson: I have my share of fiction as well, but I still tend to prefer them in physical form. i have started getting more fiction in ebook format, but mostly just ones I have a casual interest in and can get for quite cheap as an ebook. It also helps to save space, as I have a book buying problem. :-)
Same here - prefer physical books but started to get more and more ebooks (currently reading them on my smartphone). Another reason was that i usually read while getting to and back home from the university and during the rush hour the trains are usually *really* crowded and thus i don't have enough space to read a physical book ;)

Oh and good evening *big hug* :)
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Me too anymore, especially for the most part star trek novels. lol A lot of nerding out on trek e-books.
Do you read Star Trek novels or comics (or both)? I notice that Humble has a fair few Star Trek bundles every now and then.

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ElTerprise: Same here - prefer physical books but started to get more and more ebooks (currently reading them on my smartphone). Another reason was that i usually read while getting to and back home from the university and during the rush hour the trains are usually *really* crowded and thus i don't have enough space to read a physical book ;)

Oh and good evening *big hug* :)
One mention of Star Trek and ElT appears. That must be his version of the Batman signal. :-)

I am not keen on reading off a phone or a tablet. I don't mind the Kindle Paperwhite or other e-ink readers, but for some reason I am not a big fan of reading a lot of text off regular mobile device screens.

And good evening! *return hug*
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Me too anymore, especially for the most part star trek novels. lol A lot of nerding out on trek e-books.
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ddickinson: Do you read Star Trek novels or comics (or both)? I notice that Humble has a fair few Star Trek bundles every now and then.

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ElTerprise: Same here - prefer physical books but started to get more and more ebooks (currently reading them on my smartphone). Another reason was that i usually read while getting to and back home from the university and during the rush hour the trains are usually *really* crowded and thus i don't have enough space to read a physical book ;)

Oh and good evening *big hug* :)
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ddickinson: One mention of Star Trek and ElT appears. That must be his version of the Batman signal. :-)

I am not keen on reading off a phone or a tablet. I don't mind the Kindle Paperwhite or other e-ink readers, but for some reason I am not a big fan of reading a lot of text off regular mobile device screens.

And good evening! *return hug*
Both, I have some comics on amazon, about 50-70 trek novels on bookshout. Friend gifted me some of the humble comics. Me I usually read on both my tablet for when I'm home, or my android phone when I'm not home and want to read something.
Howdy Y'all...
New member here, I purchased a game nearly 3 hours ago and still haven't received a link to upload it. Is this normal?
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2014HemiRam: Howdy Y'all...
New member here, I purchased a game nearly 3 hours ago and still haven't received a link to upload it. Is this normal?
Go to your library under the account tab.
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ddickinson: One mention of Star Trek and ElT appears. That must be his version of the Batman signal. :-)

I am not keen on reading off a phone or a tablet. I don't mind the Kindle Paperwhite or other e-ink readers, but for some reason I am not a big fan of reading a lot of text off regular mobile device screens.

And good evening! *return hug*
I actually started my post before Star Trek was mentioned - but funny coincidence nonetheless although i rarely read Star Trek fiction :)

Well i don't have a tablet (yet) and i frankly don't want go get an ebook reader thus i have to use my phone - not the best solution, that's for sure but it works. Currently reading "Consider Phlebas" by Iain Banks that way :)
But i'm planning on getting a small tablet to solve that problem :)

*return hug*
Post edited July 09, 2016 by ElTerprise
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Both, I have some comics on amazon, about 50-70 trek novels on bookshout. Friend gifted me some of the humble comics. Me I usually read on both my tablet for when I'm home, or my android phone when I'm not home and want to read something.
I imagine there are quite a few comics, what with the different series and settings within the Star Trek universe. I have nothing against reading on tablets and phones, they are just not really for me. Staring at the screens reading for a long period just gives me a headache.
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ddickinson: One mention of Star Trek and ElT appears. That must be his version of the Batman signal. :-)

I am not keen on reading off a phone or a tablet. I don't mind the Kindle Paperwhite or other e-ink readers, but for some reason I am not a big fan of reading a lot of text off regular mobile device screens.

And good evening! *return hug*
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ElTerprise: I actually started my post before Star Trek was mentioned - but funny coincidence nonetheless although i rarely read Star Trek fiction :)

Well i don't have a tablet (yet) and i frankly don't want go get an ebook reader thus i have to use my phone - not the best solution, that's for sure but it works. Currently reading "Consider Phlebas" by Iain Banks that way :)
But i'm planning on getting a small tablet to solve that problem :)

*return hug*
*not-so-surprise hugs ElT* :p
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Both, I have some comics on amazon, about 50-70 trek novels on bookshout. Friend gifted me some of the humble comics. Me I usually read on both my tablet for when I'm home, or my android phone when I'm not home and want to read something.
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ddickinson: I imagine there are quite a few comics, what with the different series and settings within the Star Trek universe. I have nothing against reading on tablets and phones, they are just not really for me. Staring at the screens reading for a long period just gives me a headache.
Completely understandable. Mostly a space saving and convenience thing for me. That and I'm an e-book-aholic now. :P
Post edited July 09, 2016 by pimpmonkey2382.313
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ElTerprise: I actually started my post before Star Trek was mentioned - but funny coincidence nonetheless although i rarely read Star Trek fiction :)

Well i don't have a tablet (yet) and i frankly don't want go get an ebook reader thus i have to use my phone - not the best solution, that's for sure but it works. Currently reading "Consider Phlebas" by Iain Banks that way :)
But i'm planning on getting a small tablet to solve that problem :)

*return hug*
Nope, it was your nerd sense tingling. :-)

That is okay, I was not trying to say there was anything wrong with reading off a phone or anything like that, I just prefer physical books or an e-reader if they are digital.

Have you had a nice day?
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2014HemiRam: Howdy Y'all...
New member here, I purchased a game nearly 3 hours ago and still haven't received a link to upload it. Is this normal?
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Go to your library under the account tab.
I have done so...there is no link?
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pimpmonkey2382.313: Go to your library under the account tab.
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2014HemiRam: I have done so...there is no link?
Click the games box art, your downloads should be there.