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Is reading books on a laptop /lit/ approved?

I'm going to study my online anthropology career (3 years) to my grandparents little beach home which is 50km from any town and I don't have enough money for a kindle now nor could I buy one there (nothing ships that far), I only bring my laptop, is it ok to read my books on a laptop? and yes there is wifi in there

>> No.18869733

what do you mean by ok? its certainly possible but are you trying to work out if its acceptable?

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>>18869726
I pirate all my books and read it on my Mac.
It’s definitely /lit/ approved.

>> No.18869739

>>18869733
If it is acceptable by you because I admire you and your opinion is very important for me

>> No.18869742

Doesn't matter if you actually read. Don't buy a kindle though

>> No.18869765

>>18869739
well that's very kind of you to say, but my acceptance shouldn't matter to you at all. For what its worth, I often read pdfs on my desktop pc and experience has taught me that a blue light filter and proper distance (30-40cm at a minimum) between your eyes and the screen is ideal. Good luck with your studies, and enjoy your grandparents, there are few people in your life who will love you like a grandparent will.

>> No.18869768

>>18869726
I find it much more comfortable to just read on my phone.

>> No.18869787

It'll fuck you eyes, and you can't read them on bed (unless laptop is very light).
Just use your phone.