Monday, April 7, 2025

I remember

 


17 comments:

  1. That was brutal….

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  2. The Dewey decimal system worked well if you knew what you were looking for.

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  3. The one word "subject" could be a slough of despond to wade through.

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  4. God help you if you got sidetracked. There was no 'return to previous screen' option.

    Michael in Neson

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  5. Kept me from getting straight A’s.

    MF

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  6. I had a work-study job, part of my financial aid, working in the library. Updating that "search engine" a few hours every day.

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  7. Heck I remember when words were scribed on stone tablets

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  8. I could use a couple of those cabinets for my hardware storage. You know, bolts, nuts, screws, etc.

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    1. I wanted some for the same reason. Could never find any - went to surplus
      auctions, yard sales antique shops for years...don't have any idea where they
      all went.
      Bubbarust

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  9. I never got the hang of it. Always had to ask for help from the librarian.

    Nemo

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  10. I can smell that library when I saw this

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  11. Better than Wikipedia, where instant editing is done on a whim.

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  12. Oh yeah! I can also remember using an inventory card system in a NAPA store in the 1960's!

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  13. The basket of little paper scraps they had so you could mark your place when going from one drawer to another.
    CC

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