Interesting kink.

Jeez, I was hoping to click the link and find that it was an old article because I know I saw this exact situation in another article a couple years ago :(

I don’t see it. Link?

The point is that the publisher isn’t going to revoke your access to the physical book at any time. It’s a durable good, and whether the materials last one year or five hundred years is irrelevant to the fact that you (and all subsequent owners) have the legal right to the unimpeded use and enjoyment of the book for as long as it lasts.

When you PURCHASE/BUY/OWN a copy of software, it is reasonable to believe that you have the legal right to the unimpeded use and enjoyment of that copy for as long as it lasts. That means no “always-online” requirements that make ongoing communication with the publisher mandatory, no chance of access to the software being remotely revoked, and no restrictions on gifting or reselling the copy.

If it’s been six hours and the dog hasn’t had a vowel movement, then she may be consonantstipated.

What if OP woke up at 9:00 a.m. yesterday and saw a man with 5/8 of a nose?

Ah, thanks. I had to look it up. I think my folks just call them hand towels

I still don’t get it…

The more you eat, the more you toot. 🎺