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131 sats \ 8 replies \ @FR0STBIT 9 Jan 2023 \ on: Daily discussion thread
Ordered The Bitcoin Standard from my local library. Keeping that money to stack sats 😉
Libby and Hoopla are great for checking out audiobooks for free.
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Yea I used Libby in the past. Pretty good but audiobooks aren't my jam so much. Id rather get sats from podcasts if I'm listening to something.
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You can also use Libby for ebooks but I prefer physical personally.
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How do you order a book "for a library"? I would love to do the same!
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Most library websites allow you to request books for pickup. They'll do the work of finding it for you, and put it in a designated area for pickup.
If they don't have the book, you can donate a copy or request that they buy it.
I think @jimmysong donated a bunch of copies of Programming Bitcoin to the Austin Library because they have like 5. It might just also be that frequently requested ... when I was looking for a copy they were all checked out.
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For the record, I did not donate any copies to any libraries. I didn't even know they were available there!
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Yea my library network allows people to request books for them to buy. I the post above I just meant I put in an order for pickup. The Boston area library network already has like a dozen Bitcoin Standard books circulating apparently!
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such a good idea
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