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+Episode: 667
+Title: HPR0667: Your Local Library
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0667/hpr0667.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-08 00:37:46
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+Hi this is John and SC doing my second hacker public radio episode. Today I
+wanted to talk about the local library. It's a resource that I think is really
+underused by a lot of people. I should say right off the bat but I am in America
+and I realize that this might be different in other countries and even other
+states. I live in a small town and have a fairly small library but it does a
+lot and I have people talk to me all the time and they say you know I really
+should get a library card and I say well do it but they wind up not doing it and
+sort of wishing they did and I thought that might be a good subject for an
+episode. Library cards are still free at least where I am. In addition to the
+latest books and I've always been a big reader and still check out lots and lots
+and lots of books. I go to the library probably twice a week for one reason or
+another but they also have DVDs, audiobooks, magazines,
+reference material of course and my library actually has a magazine exchange program
+where you bring in magazines if you want to get rid of them and pick up magazines if you
+want to read the ones people brought in you don't check them out you don't keep them forever
+doing anything you want with them. It's just a way of exchanging old magazines that
+is really helpful. I've used it a lot in fact I read a lot of Linux magazines like Linux
+Journal and I had 30 some issues of various Linux magazines that I dumped off at the library
+one day and came back two days later and they were all gone so somebody got some use at them.
+Wireless access is available at the library 24 hours a day seven days a week.
+Just recently you've been able to download ebooks if you have a library account you can log in
+from home and download ebooks there's 15,000 of them available at my library.
+There are approximately 25 computers in the library and these are for people that don't
+have a computer or their computer is down or something like that. I have logged on to them and
+discovered that they have specialized databases that you can only access if you're sitting
+in the library on one of the computers it's not allowed to remote in and do the same thing.
+I was able to research the local newspapers and go back 15 or 20 years way back in their databases
+no charge ancestry.com is available to access their databases from the library itself only like I
+said if you're in the genealogy they have legal sites and a great deal of stuff that can be done
+right there using one of the computers in the library and even though you can't access those
+specialized databases from home there is a lot you can do from home you can log in and check out
+books, reserve books, check out books in other libraries in the area and they will be delivered to
+your library and somebody will email you and tell you when they're there. You can check the
+catalog to see what books are available when they might be back as a wide variety of things you can do
+from home. I do check out books at my local library very frequently but I have also been checking out
+the DVDs the overwhelming majority of them are no charge you just check them out just like a book
+and you can check out I believe six at a time and keep them for two or three weeks I'm not sure
+I actually watched the entire Star Trek Voyager series from the library checking out their DVDs all
+which was free now the latest DVDs movies that are semi-currents say two or three months old or
+something they do have a rental program but it's very cheap it's one dollar for four days rental
+and then 25 cents for each day you keep it after that it probably varies from library to library but
+I've got a lot of use out of that too from where I live getting to my the main portion of my city
+I have to pass the library so I stop there frequently and as I said even as a little boy I used to
+spend lots of times in whatever library I
+lived near and I've always found them extremely useful and I thought that I would
+bring this to everybody's attention just in case it's something that's slipped out of your radar
+and you might be interested in having another look
+thank you for listening to Half the Public Radio
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+so