/diy/ - Do It Yourself

I'm a really nice guy, cummon

>>562770
Yea, I could totally live in that IN THE FUCKING WINTER.

Dude this is my house we're talking about here.

>>264266
>implying people who read prolifically can find all the books they want to read in e-book version.
Nope.
>'...not owning e-books of what can be found'

>implying people want to read books that have "niggersgunnanig" randomly pop up in them
Oh yeah totally happens all the time in the 15+ hours a week I use mine.

>implying books aren't better than e-readers
Negative bud.
>light, portable and packable
>adjustable font size
>built in dictionary
>able to make notes without marking the book
>quickly navigate to author's notes without flipping to the back of the book
>holds charge for a very long time. Solar charging case eliminates DURR DA BATTERY DED
>can easily share copies of books while keeping a copy for yourself

The only thing books are better at is displaying images. And looking at pictures & diagrams isn't really reading last time I checked.

Asides from your ostentatious coffee table books, rare books and textbooks your excuses are lame and pitiful.

in before
>THE SMELLL AND FEEELLLL

Keep smelling and rubbing dead trees you eLuddite pulp hoarder.

I'm thinking about a little project /diy/nosaurs a Opportunity.

My rough outline is too set it up like a AI vs AI scenario, were the outcomes are averaged after 100 games against the 2 teams. Kind of like any sports vidya game out there. But the idea is to centralize it, break it down and put it into more accessible forms.

Thoughts?