Google Books is like being strapped to a library and tortured. And I do not have time to dork around with three different browsers.
Could somebody paraphrase this in a blog post and free it from the tyranny of restrictive copyright?
Note to publisher: I see that your 456-page book costs $45. Today I just want to read one article that spans 13 of those pages, without leaving my chair, waiting 2-4 days, losing my train of thought, or spending extra money on other pages that I don't have time to read anyway. If it were technically possible, I would happily pay you 13/456 of the book's price -- $1.28 -- for an electronic copy of the pages in question. I might even pay $2. But it's not technically possible, so I guess I'll just have to hate you today.