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I've scanned most of my books at home on a DIY book Scanner and/or a Fujitsu contactless scanner and then threw them away. (Many acquaintances of mine who don't value intellectual property were shocked that I threw books away, but I couldn't morally justify donating them or selling them if I retained a copy.)

I freed up a lot of space in the house, and now I can read anything anywhere.

I've used this "trick" for years to get a console window on a locked-down machine that I needed access to.

What makes us think that Tim Berners-Lee isn't meticulous about keeping good archival backups of his early work?

What the heck? The "web" had one of the fastest adoptions I can imagine. People started using it before data communications speeds were truly ready for it.