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ckd...at the prompt "Type the 14 digit number on your library card" you don't have to look, and in fact haven't had to look for many years.
Because an arbitrary 14 digit number that lets you get books? That's worth brain space any day.
Especially when you can request the book over the Internet while attending a panel at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
farthingparty. Heh. (It's still in transit, alas, even though I requested it last weekend; this particular copy looks to be coming from Dedham.)
You know what else is cool, though? An application that tracks your library requests and checked-out items. Mac OS X 10.3 or later only. (Note to locals: Minuteman Library Network seems to require the beta to see your checked-out items at the moment.)
Because an arbitrary 14 digit number that lets you get books? That's worth brain space any day.
Especially when you can request the book over the Internet while attending a panel at
farthingparty. Heh. (It's still in transit, alas, even though I requested it last weekend; this particular copy looks to be coming from Dedham.)You know what else is cool, though? An application that tracks your library requests and checked-out items. Mac OS X 10.3 or later only. (Note to locals: Minuteman Library Network seems to require the beta to see your checked-out items at the moment.)
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Date: 2007-09-15 11:27 (UTC)I think I know my credit card number on the same principle: if I type it into Amazon, I get books! So this is worth knowing!