I agree with everything you've said here. I haven't bought a paperback for years (decades?).
Now that I think of it, practically every book I have any interest in is OOP or there is a nicer version of it available from some time ago.
In terms of ebooks, it'll be interesting to see if we continue to live in an increasing land o' plenty in terms of copyright violation (also including music and video) or if the hammer will come down on that. It's easy to imagine a legion of paratroopers outfitted in Disney uniforms doing a bit of digital axing on servers throughout the world.
One implication might be that this is the time to become a data hoarder.
Now that I think of it, practically every book I have any interest in is OOP or there is a nicer version of it available from some time ago.
In terms of ebooks, it'll be interesting to see if we continue to live in an increasing land o' plenty in terms of copyright violation (also including music and video) or if the hammer will come down on that. It's easy to imagine a legion of paratroopers outfitted in Disney uniforms doing a bit of digital axing on servers throughout the world.
One implication might be that this is the time to become a data hoarder.