So you need to assemble a hard copy library for yourself, perhaps with a few loaner-copies of important books, and make sure you have a
reasonable secure eBook copy for the books you want available that way.
k9zw wrote to All <=-
In summary hard-copy is the gold standard, eCopies you control and have locally stored a close behind and general eBooks the least secure with poor OPSEC.
Greenlfc wrote to k9zw <=-
This is a really important message. Of course text and reference are
the most important, but even in the entertainment realm online
streaming programs are edited to reflect modern mores. Warnings are
put in front of old programs that they contain badthink, if they're allowed at all.
The recent release of the first season DVD of "Sesame Street" came with
a parental advisory that some of the content might not be appropriate
for (today's) kids.
The recent release of the first season DVD of "Sesame Street" came wi a parental advisory that some of the content might not be appropriat for (today's) kids.
I'd like to say, "unbelievable," but sadly nothing is any more.
This is another good reason to keep multiple backups of any important material on various forms of media, both on-site and off (if possible). Various formats also make it a bit more difficult to censor so long as those formats aren't connected to "the mothership" in any way.
There are ways to make storage grade eCopies, which will be a topic returned to in another post.
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