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# reading/writing
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## reading
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## non-machine reading
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On the surface of it, a library is a place for reading.
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## machine reading
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Unix-like systems use three permissions;
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1. *read*
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2. *write*
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3. *execute*
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## writing
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## non-machine writing
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Writing is a technology, one which structures thought in a linear manner (*see* Flusser). Writing doesn't only involve alphanumeric characters.
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machine reading
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machine writing
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human reading
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human writing
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## machine writing
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permissions
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