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Raymond O'Reilly, 1999 Simply a Great Book + A Collection of Essays on Open Source + gives a "blow by blow" about how "open source decentralized software development" CAN work, with a caveat + Slightly breathless, front-line reporting from the Linux warfront             The Internet: The Missing Manual4 reviews J. D. Biersdorfer, David Pogue Pogue Press, 2006 A 'must' for any who use the Internet regularly. + I FOUND IT! + Another Well Done O'Reilly Book Everyone who uses a computer knows about the Internet: but how many know how to search with an eye to uncovering winners and avoiding junk? Learn how to use the Internet tools the pros use - and the ways they use them - with THE INERNET: THE MISSING MANUAL. Chapters cover everything from locating ...             Steal This File Sharing Book11 reviews Wallace Wang No Starch Press, 2004 Everything you need, and the RIAA doesn't want you, to know + Everything You Want to Know + Information packed, great resource I love Wallace Wang's Steal This Computer Book 3. In this book, Wang takes his best-selling knowledge and writing style and focuses it on a new subject- sharing files. I learned a lot in the opening section. I have been familiar with peer-to-peer (P2P) networking since the advent of Napster, ...             Nerds 2.0.112 reviews Stephen Segaller TV Books, 1999 Right from the hip - a favorable preview + Hackers succeeded where hippies failed. + Excellent computing and networking primer for lay readers + Insightful look at the 'Net's history             Apple Confidential 2.0: The Definitive History of the World's Most Colorful Company102 reviews Owen W. 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