That's all, I thought they held a lot more than that. I did listen to CDs quite a bit before digital, but I honestly never played that much attention to how long they were. I thought they held two or three each.
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"Not worth the paper it's written on..."
What he means is mp3 on CDs - which can contain an entire novel on a CD. Yes, you're correct that CDs are digital, but digital these days is used to mean downloadable onto a computer - mp3s rather than audio CDs that you can play in a CD player.
I never thought I'd read another Trek book, except for the "stitch in time" one I am interested in, but due to the current sitution, I've ordered Avatar 1+2. Of course, delivery might take a while these days... Plus I should probably wait until I've finished my DS9 watch, but here I am. Looking forward to reading it and will probably also get the "Stitch" eBook..
I’ve been lurking around for about a year but never posted. This came yesterday and I’m stoked enough to break my silence!
It was the Spaceflight Chronology. I was excited about The Spaceflight Chronology.
You can always rip a CD to computer. It’s not like ripping a vinyl record.
Hey, I got a messge today that the books I ordered are already on their way... I'm impressed, what with Sunday and quarantines and all...
Yeah, I meant digital download. I was going to say MP3, but I wasn't sure if modern digital downloadable music from places like Google or Amazon were still MP3s or if it was a different format.
Musical Touch of Leonard Nimoy by Ian McLean, on Flickr
So busy social distancing yesterday, I never even looked out the front door - and there had been a parcel waiting for me on the doorstep. “The Musical Touch of Leonard Nimoy: His Fascinating Musical Career and Discography” by Darlene & Joe Lacey (Diner Mighty Graphics, 2019). Looks like fun. I think I have most of his discography in my collection.
Two arrivals in the post! “The Kelvin Timeline of Star Trek: Essays on JJ Abrams’ Final Frontier” (McFarland & Co, 2019) edited by Matthew Wilhelm Kapell & Ace G Pilkington; and the hardcover biography, “Shatner” (Applause Theatre & Cinema Books, 2019) by Michael Seth Starr.
Kelvin essays and Shatner biography by Ian McLean, on Flickr
Kelvin essays and Shatner biography by Ian McLean, on Flickr
The "Star Trek: Voyager 25th Anniversary Special" hardcover from Titan has just arrived Down Under. Now I just need to organise to get it freighted across town.
Voyager 25th Anniversary Special by Ian McLean, on Flickr
Voyager 25th Anniversary Special by Ian McLean, on Flickr
Thanks Mr Postman for delivering this from my local, lock-downed, comic book store.
"Star Trek: Picard" official collector's edition by Ian McLean, on Flickr
"Star Trek: Picard" official collector's edition by Ian McLean, on Flickr
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