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Solid point on the free password managers. FWIW you're still supporting your local library if you're checking out ebooks from them Fair enough. I personally p
by triplechill 4y ago
Solid point on the free password managers.
FWIW you're still supporting your local library if you're checking out ebooks from them
Fair enough. I personally prefer to play it on my separate device from my phone but you're totally right that it is a viable option.
- crossroadsguy 4y agoYes. People must remember that the libraries will close down sooner if politicians and bureaucrats are able prove nobody uses them anymore.
- jhbadger 4y agoLibraries have realized that they need to move away from printed books for years. Besides things like offering ebooks (and e-magazines; I read The Economist and The New Yorker free of charge thanks to my library), libraries often have various social gatherings -- story times, book clubs, etc. If physical libraries will continue into the future they will be more community centers than just warehouses of printed material. Which will never completely go away; if nothing else main libraries have rare book collections where the physical artifact of old books is of interest.