Our local library just expanded, which I think is awesome. Some things just don't transfer well into the digital age. Personally, I thought the very idea of ebooks was silly but I also understand people's urge for convenience because those are the times we live in.
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We may be losing physical media but it looks like libraries are here to stay :thumbup:
Anything else that survived the digital age?
Chairs.
Vinyl records seem to be making a comeback against the tide of downloadable media.
claws, that is a beautiful room, and i want to be there RIGHT NOW!
I collect books. Books will never go out of style for me.
Even the way they smell.
Good food. Hell, bad food.
Physical film, meaning 16mm and 35mm film in archives. :smile:
Quote from: chefzombie on November 25, 2019, 07:02:59 PM
claws, that is a beautiful room, and i want to be there RIGHT NOW!
Yeah, right? It makes me want to grab a stack of books and get comfy for hours.
Quote from: Alex on November 25, 2019, 01:47:32 PM
Vinyl records seem to be making a comeback against the tide of downloadable media.
They simply refuse to die, which is pretty cool.
I doubt cash will ever go out of style but I know quite a few people who only pay with cards. They don't even want to touch real money anymore.
Quote from: claws on November 26, 2019, 10:45:49 AM
Quote from: Alex on November 25, 2019, 01:47:32 PM
Vinyl records seem to be making a comeback against the tide of downloadable media.
They simply refuse to die, which is pretty cool.
I doubt cash will ever go out of style but I know quite a few people who only pay with cards. They don't even want to touch real money anymore.
I got 2 record players. None that work. :bluesad:
Radio. I have an old 1960's AM/FM radio that works! I listen to WZUU out of Kalamazoo. They play lotsa hard rock. Even some old school punk!