top | item 44940639 (no title) frakt0x90 | 6 months ago Books are also technology that allow you to answer complex questions without recording the question. discuss order hn newest Jalad|6 months ago Not necessarily though, it depends on where you got the book from (Amazon, the library?), and what your question is shadowgovt|6 months ago In general, libraries actually do go out of their way to minimize the ways circulation history can be used against card-holders.This isn't airtight, but it'a a point of principle for most libraries and librarians and they've gone to the mat over this. https://www.newtactics.org/tactics/protecting-right-privacy-... load replies (1) unknown|6 months ago [deleted]
Jalad|6 months ago Not necessarily though, it depends on where you got the book from (Amazon, the library?), and what your question is shadowgovt|6 months ago In general, libraries actually do go out of their way to minimize the ways circulation history can be used against card-holders.This isn't airtight, but it'a a point of principle for most libraries and librarians and they've gone to the mat over this. https://www.newtactics.org/tactics/protecting-right-privacy-... load replies (1)
shadowgovt|6 months ago In general, libraries actually do go out of their way to minimize the ways circulation history can be used against card-holders.This isn't airtight, but it'a a point of principle for most libraries and librarians and they've gone to the mat over this. https://www.newtactics.org/tactics/protecting-right-privacy-... load replies (1)
Jalad|6 months ago
shadowgovt|6 months ago
This isn't airtight, but it'a a point of principle for most libraries and librarians and they've gone to the mat over this. https://www.newtactics.org/tactics/protecting-right-privacy-...
unknown|6 months ago
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