Hi,

I’m a bit confused.  So your saying for example, if I left my IOs device in 
airplane mode, I wouldn’t be able to read the books I downloaded onto my device 
because the app can not authenticate?

Ricardo Walker
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On Oct 1, 2013, at 2:06 AM, eric oyen <eric.o...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I don't just carry around for the hell of it. And yes, I spend most of my 
> waking hours reading while doing other things (like working on this 
> computer). I also maintain a library of works I like to reread. This also 
> means that if my internet connection dies, I won't have to worry about how to 
> get that next book. 
> 
> One suggestion for the NLS, use bit torrent. it will allow a far faster 
> download speed. Also, since it is open source, you can tailor it to feed only 
> US clients. This will also allow the NLS to decentralize some of its server 
> operations (so that IF the primary site goes down, the others will still be 
> live).
> 
> Anyway, the technology is getting good enough that any one person can have 
> enough storage space to contain the entire BARD file holdings (about 12 TV or 
> so). SO, it is not inconceivable that several copies of the entire index can 
> be located in private institutions (local libraries for example).
> 
> proposed torrent client would require an authentication certificate (like the 
> VR stream or the Braille Sense) in order to log onto the torrent swarm. THis 
> would limit the users to authorized clients only. That same torrent can also 
> copy (in real time) the database that NLS uses to index their materials. This 
> would allow local libraries to have their own local copy. Also, with local 
> volunteer readers, new works could be brought online a lot faster and 
> distributed to all nodes in short order.
> 
> Seems complicated? not really. In fact, twitter does this very thing.
> 
> Anyway, that can be how to get around a government shutdown of the NLS and 
> still allow access to the materials.
> 
> -eric
> 
> On Sep 30, 2013, at 8:36 PM, Joseph FreeTech wrote:
> 
>> One can read books using the Bard Mobile app in the same way as on the 
>> VRS--once the books are downloaded you can read away. The only difference is 
>> in whether you want to fill 32 gigs of books on your phone or on the VRS' 
>> SDHC card. Quite frankly, depending on what you're reading, if you have more 
>> than a handful of books on either device, you're probably carrying them 
>> around just for the heck of it rather than because you're reading 24/7.
> 
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