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[Joseph Bento]

On 1/5/2014 4:06 PM, Phil wrote:
>> Texas just opened the nation's (USA) first book-less library.  Am I old fashioned?  I think this is rather sad.  Were my local public library to do this, I would not be a patron.
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>> http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/world/57347646-68/library-bibliotech-books-building.html.csp
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>> Joe, N6DGY
> Things about books:
>
> 1. Batteries not included. Batteries not needed.
> 2. Almost all world knowledge contained.
> 3. Supports graphics.
> 4. Portable.
> 5. Many people have necessary software pre-installed. Upgrades rarely required.
> 6. Excellent carbon repository, reducing CO2 levels.
> 7. When civilization falters, can provide comfort and hope (be burnt for warmth).
>
> In summary, they've got to be the next Big Thing.
>
> Phil M1GWZ
>
> PS. A public library without books probably isn't a 'public library'. It'll be a suburban learning resource centre (SLRC).
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Thanks, Phil!  I really like this!

Besides, it's hard to put pencil marks on a schematic if it's on 
screen.  Add solder splash while soldering, and the computer is likely 
to complain.

Joe, N6DGY