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πŸ“š Agora node [[2004 06 14 who needs books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File _posts/archive/2004-06-14-who-needs-books.md by @bmann β˜† πŸ“Ž

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  • Wireless, Cellular, and Mobile
  • Handheld

The picture definition on Japanese camera-phones is now so high that people can stand in a shop, surreptitiously photograph the pages of a magazine and then later read their ill-gotten literature from the screens of their mobile phones. The Times, June 5, 2004, p.2W, no link available

As seen on Marginal Revolution. Kind of makes you wonder about Brad’s thoughts on separating content from delivery, and how books aren’t facing this problem yet.

πŸ“š Agora node [[ansible playbooks]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File ansible playbooks.md by @anagora@matrix.org β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[audiobooks]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File audiobooks.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

audiobooksΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[beautiful books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File beautiful books.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“œ File beautiful books.md by @flancian@social.coop β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[c s lewis on the reading of old books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Readwise/Articles/C.S. Lewis On The Reading of Old Books.md by @protopian β˜† πŸ“Ž

C.S. Lewis On The Reading of Old BooksΒ§

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HighlightsΒ§

  • It is a good rule, after reading a new book, never to allow yourself another new one till you have read an old one in between. If that is too much for you, you should at least read one old one to every three new ones.
  • Every age has its own outlook. It is specially good at seeing certain truths and specially liable to make certain mistakes. We all, therefore, need the books that will correct the characteristic mistakes of our own period. And that means the old books.
  • All contemporary writers share to some extent the contemporary outlookβ€”even those, like myself, who seem most opposed to it. Nothing strikes me more when I read the controversies of past ages than the fact that both sides were usually assuming without question a good deal which we should now absolutely deny. They thought that they were as completely opposed as two sides could be, but in fact they were all the time secretly unitedβ€”united with each other and against earlier and later agesβ€”by a great mass of common assumptions.
πŸ“š Agora node [[commonplace books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File commonplace-books.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

Commonplace booksΒ§

Commonplace books (or commonplaces) are a way to compile knowledge, usually by writing information into books. […] Such books are essentially scrapbooks filled with items of every kind: recipes, quotes, letters, poems, tables of weights and measures, proverbs, prayers, legal formulas.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonplace_book

πŸ“œ File commonplace books.md by @an_agora@twitter.com β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[flancia books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Flancia books.md by @agora β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[free textbooks]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Free Textbooks.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[greg egan's books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File Greg Egan's books.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“œ File Greg Egan's books.md by @flancian@social.coop β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[interactive e books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File interactive-e-books.md by @patterning β˜† πŸ“Ž

Interactive e-books are a type of digital publication that allow for a more engaging and dynamic reading experience than traditional e-books. They often include multimedia elements such as videos, audio, animations, and interactive quizzes or games. These features can help to illustrate concepts and keep readers engaged in the material. Interactive e-books can be found on a variety of platforms, including websites, apps, and e-bookstores. Some examples of interactive e-books include textbooks that include interactive simulations, children’s books that include animations and games, and cookbooks that include video demonstrations.

[[Multimedia elements]] such as videos, audio, animations, and interactive quizzes or games [[Textbooks]], [[children’s books]], [[cookbooks]] [[Websites]], [[apps]], [[e-bookstores]] [[Simulations]], [[animations]], [[video demonstrations]] Interactive e-books can be created using a variety of tools and platforms, such as Apple’s iBooks Author, which allows users to create interactive e-books for the iPad and Mac. Other tools include Adobe Digital Editions, Kindle Textbook Creator and Kotobee.

It’s worth noting that, Interactive e-books can be more resource-intensive than traditional e-books, and may require a stable internet connection to access all the features. Also, they may not be as widely supported as traditional e-books, so it’s important to check the compatibility of the e-book with the device or app you plan to use before purchasing.

πŸ“œ File stoa-test-2/interactive-e-books.md by @agora β˜† πŸ“Ž

Interactive e-books are a type of digital publication that allow for a more engaging and dynamic reading experience than traditional e-books. They often include multimedia elements such as videos, audio, animations, and interactive quizzes or games. These features can help to illustrate concepts and keep readers engaged in the material. Interactive e-books can be found on a variety of platforms, including websites, apps, and e-bookstores. Some examples of interactive e-books include textbooks that include interactive simulations, children’s books that include animations and games, and cookbooks that include video demonstrations.

[[Multimedia elements]] such as videos, audio, animations, and interactive quizzes or games [[Textbooks]], [[children’s books]], [[cookbooks]] [[Websites]], [[apps]], [[e-bookstores]] [[Simulations]], [[animations]], [[video demonstrations]] Interactive e-books can be created using a variety of tools and platforms, such as Apple’s iBooks Author, which allows users to create interactive e-books for the iPad and Mac. Other tools include Adobe Digital Editions, Kindle Textbook Creator and Kotobee.

It’s worth noting that, Interactive e-books can be more resource-intensive than traditional e-books, and may require a stable internet connection to access all the features. Also, they may not be as widely supported as traditional e-books, so it’s important to check the compatibility of the e-book with the device or app you plan to use before purchasing.

πŸ“œ File stoa-test/interactive-e-books.md by @agora β˜† πŸ“Ž

Interactive e-books are a type of digital publication that allow for a more engaging and dynamic reading experience than traditional e-books. They often include multimedia elements such as videos, audio, animations, and interactive quizzes or games. These features can help to illustrate concepts and keep readers engaged in the material. Interactive e-books can be found on a variety of platforms, including websites, apps, and e-bookstores. Some examples of interactive e-books include textbooks that include interactive simulations, children’s books that include animations and games, and cookbooks that include video demonstrations.

[[Multimedia elements]] such as videos, audio, animations, and interactive quizzes or games [[Textbooks]], [[children’s books]], [[cookbooks]] [[Websites]], [[apps]], [[e-bookstores]] [[Simulations]], [[animations]], [[video demonstrations]] Interactive e-books can be created using a variety of tools and platforms, such as Apple’s iBooks Author, which allows users to create interactive e-books for the iPad and Mac. Other tools include Adobe Digital Editions, Kindle Textbook Creator and Kotobee.

It’s worth noting that, Interactive e-books can be more resource-intensive than traditional e-books, and may require a stable internet connection to access all the features. Also, they may not be as widely supported as traditional e-books, so it’s important to check the compatibility of the e-book with the device or app you plan to use before purchasing.

πŸ“œ File interactive-e-books.md by @anonymous@doc.anagora.org β˜† πŸ“Ž ✍️

Interactive e-books are a type of digital publication that allow for a more engaging and dynamic reading experience than traditional e-books. They often include multimedia elements such as videos, audio, animations, and interactive quizzes or games. These features can help to illustrate concepts and keep readers engaged in the material. Interactive e-books can be found on a variety of platforms, including websites, apps, and e-bookstores. Some examples of interactive e-books include textbooks that include interactive simulations, children’s books that include animations and games, and cookbooks that include video demonstrations.

[[Multimedia elements]] such as videos, audio, animations, and interactive quizzes or games [[Textbooks]], [[children’s books]], [[cookbooks]] [[Websites]], [[apps]], [[e-bookstores]] [[Simulations]], [[animations]], [[video demonstrations]] Interactive e-books can be created using a variety of tools and platforms, such as Apple’s iBooks Author, which allows users to create interactive e-books for the iPad and Mac. Other tools include Adobe Digital Editions, Kindle Textbook Creator and Kotobee.

It’s worth noting that, Interactive e-books can be more resource-intensive than traditional e-books, and may require a stable internet connection to access all the features. Also, they may not be as widely supported as traditional e-books, so it’s important to check the compatibility of the e-book with the device or app you plan to use before purchasing.

πŸ“š Agora node [[librivox | free public domain audiobooks]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File LibriVox | free public domain audiobooks.myco by @bouncepaw-betula β˜† πŸ“Ž
πŸ“š Agora node [[notebooks]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File notebooks.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️
  • I keep track of todos mostly in the shape of a series of notebooks I leave laying around the house on work surfaces :)
    • I currently am actually using [[7]].
πŸ“œ File notebooks.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

notebooksΒ§

please stop buying moleskines……. if you want something Italian, fabriano is nice….. if you really like the moleskines, piccadilly does the same thing but better… if you want a recognizable name for a gift or something, leuchtturm is well known now…

– [[Maya]] https://occult.institute/@maya/107597154763772355

πŸ“š Agora node [[notes on old books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File notes on old books.md by @vera β˜† πŸ“Ž

[[speculative outline]] I’m making

[[english as she is spoke]]

πŸ“š Agora node [[personal textbooks]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File personal-textbooks.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

Personal textbooksΒ§

I would like my wiki / knowledge base to facilitate the reinforcement of my knowledge about the things I’m interested in. So for example, it could be used as a base for making flashcards in Anki that I use to improve recall about specifically the things I’m interested in. - more on this from Andy https://notes.andymatuschak.org/z4bR1HVvDUhMXDm5SJB4Tiw4xGbrm9AfXWgbc

Adding in little sketches and putting it in to a text adventure format, also helps this. Turning it into a personal [[memory palace]].

πŸ“š Agora node [[powell's books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File powell's books.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
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πŸ“š Agora node [[smalltalk and commonplace books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File smalltalk-and-commonplace-books.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

Smalltalk and commonplace booksΒ§

I’m starting to understand the attraction of a VM image a la [[Smalltalk]] as the platform for a [[commonplace book]], a digital workbench, a prototype fit to the person who lived it into its current state. A Time Lord as your companion, since you can call on its past generations.

– Jeff Miller, https://matrix.to/#/!ORfrUEFeWFcHAMLFLr:matrix.org/$1645305348236000pXAwI:matrix.org

πŸ“š Agora node [[solarpunk books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File solarpunk-books.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

Solarpunk booksΒ§

πŸ“š Agora node [[statement google announces 10 years of tech support for chromebooks]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File statement-google-announces-10-years-of-tech-support-for-chromebooks.md by @neil β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

STATEMENT: Google announces 10 years of tech support for ChromebooksΒ§

URL : https://pirg.org/media-center/statement-google-announces-10-years-of-tech-support-for-chromebooks/

Good news! Longer support for [[Chromebook]]s. [[Google]].

Google announced on Thursday that it would extend the automatic update β€œexpiration date” to 10 years for all Chromebook models released since 2021.

Good for the environment as reduces the number of new devices needed. Good for schools as they don’t have to pay out for new devices.

U.S. PIRG Education Fund’s Chromebook Churn report found that doubling the life of Chromebooks sold in just 2020 could cut emissions equivalent to taking 900,000 cars off the road for a year, and could result in $1.8 billion dollars in savings for schools, assuming no additional maintenance costs.

πŸ“š Agora node [[thiftbooks]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File thiftbooks.md by @flancian β˜† πŸ“Ž οΈπŸ”— ✍️

https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1401191001251852288

πŸ“š Agora node [[thrift books]] (pulled by the Agora)
πŸ“œ File thrift books.md by @agora@botsin.space β˜† πŸ“Ž
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