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Appropriating the word “archive”
Gmail uses the word “archive” to describe the action of moving mail out of your inbox and into the “All Mail” folder. Barnes and Noble, on their new nook ebook reader, uses the word “archive” to actually mean delete! When … Continue reading
Nook, Project Gutenberg, and Distributed Proofreading
I got a Barnes and Noble nook, which is an ebook reader, for Christmas. So far, I’ve only loaded it up with free ebooks from Project Gutenberg. Project Gutenberg is a project whose goal is to digitize out of copyright … Continue reading
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