Nick Danger
niqdanger@social.linux.pizza
Lots of people ask about e-readers here so I am going to do the same. I have a TON of readings to do lately for classes. Mostly PDFs of research documents. Think published scholar journal documents, so two column (mostly), tiny font. Lately I've been printing them and reading them on the couch as its easier than reading with a laptop. Plus I can highlight passages with is helpful. While I love using a kindle to read books, its never done well with PDF documents, not to mention moving them over is always a PITA. I used email in the past but generally reading them didn't work so well so I gave up. Any suggestions on hardware or process? I can't be the only one that thought of this.
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