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They don't stop storing bits but to make them useful there are a lot of prerequisites, unlike hard copies.
by dear 11y ago
They don't stop storing bits but to make them useful there are a lot of prerequisites, unlike hard copies.
- 01Michael10 11y agoI agree with that but that isn't what you said in your original comment or maybe I misunderstood you. You originally said "you don't even need to destroy them to render them useless. Just turn off the power!" I guess turning the lights off makes a book "useless".