Kenny wrote:Does anybody have experience with both the cheapest kindle and the one-step-up of the paperwhite? Does the whiter background and more dpi change the experience of reading on the kindle?
I ask because I have the cheaper one, but would like to love reading on it more as I'd like less clutter of books hanging around
Kenny wrote:My worry is I've got the 5th generation one with side buttons, how's the touch screen treating you
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CelticFC#1 wrote:The only real downside I've noticed is that they've got rid of the % bar at the bottom. It's now 'Time left...' for either the chapter you're on or the full book.
reversemigraine wrote:CelticFC#1 wrote:The only real downside I've noticed is that they've got rid of the % bar at the bottom. It's now 'Time left...' for either the chapter you're on or the full book.
Doesn't that change if you tap it?
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If you read Nietzsche while not in the midst of some variety of emo existential crisis, Nietzsche is hilarious and insightful. If, however, you choose to read Nietzsche in high school in order to be counter-culture, odds are good Nietzsche will temporarily turn you into a horrible, pompous ass. Nietzsche is the first philosopher I ever read; I stole The Gay Science from my cousin's book shelf when I was nine because I wanted to read "what smart people read." Ever since then, Nietzsche and I have had a love affair; the problem is that I cannot stand his fans.
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