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<book isbn="9781593278922">
<title>Absolute FreeBSD</title>
<author>Michael W. Lucas</author>
<edition>3rd Edition</edition>
<date>December 2018</date>
<image>absolute_freebsd.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Absolute FreeBSD 3rd Edition book cover. Featuring a stylized drawing of the FreeBSD Daemon">absolute_freebsd_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781593274764">
<title>Absolute OpenBSD</title>
<author>Michael W. Lucas</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>May 2013</date>
<image>absolute_openbsd.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Absolute OpenBSD 2nd Edition book cover. Featuring a blowfish and some skulls and bones littered around an underwater scene">absolute_openbsd_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780130118004">
<title>Advanced Unix Programming</title>
<author>Marc J. Rochkind</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1985</date>
<image>advanced_unix_programming.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Advanced UNIX Programming book cover. White cover with the words ADVANCED UNIX PROGRAMMING in large blue and white letters and a red stripe in the upper-right corner">advanced_unix_programming_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>AT&amp;T Bell Laboratories Technical Journal</title>
<author></author>
<edition>Vol. 63 No. 8 Part 2</edition>
<date>October 1984</date>
<image>att_bell_lab_tech_journal.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="AT&amp;T Bell Laboratories Technical Journal book cover. Orange book with a graphic showing large text announcing THE UNIX SYSTEM on the bottom half" >att_bell_lab_tech_journal_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment>n.a</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780201513752">
<title>TeX for the Impatient</title>
<author>Paul W. Abrahams, Karl Berry, Kathryn A. Hargreaves</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1990</date>
<image>tex_for_the_impatient.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="TeX for the Impatient book cover. Featuring a rabbit in a coat and carrying an umbrella reclining on some kind of shelf while checking a pocket watch." >tex_for_the_impatient_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780672224492">
<title>The Waite Group: Tricks of the UNIX Masters</title>
<author>Russell G. Sage</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>November 1986</date>
<image>twg_tricks_of_the_unix_masters.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Tricks of the UNIX Masters book cover. Featuring a painting of a wizard standing in the hallway of something that looks like a cathedral and performing some kind of feat that involves a swirling blue and white object">twg_tricks_of_the_unix_masters_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780672227738">
<title>The Waite Group's UNIX Communications</title>
<author>Bart Anderson, Barry Costales, Harry Henderson</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>December 1991</date>
<image>twg_unix_communications.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Unix Communications book cover. Featuring a drawing of a large head of a man with a white beard and a red skull cap examining the much smaller earth while a disembodied hand reaches up toward the planet. There's also a large yellow circle with circuitry on it.">twg_unix_communications_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>UNIX for the Impatient</title>
<author>Paul W. Abrahams, Bruce R. Larson</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date></date>
<image>unix_for_the_impatient.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="UNIX for the Impatient second edition book cover. Features a rabbit laying on a platform balancing a ball on its feet that reads 'UNIX' juggling several carrots that have names of UNIX utilities printed on them. There is a pile of carrots on the ground and a pile of juggling clubs with the names of other utilities printed on them">unix_for_the_impatient_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780880225366">
<title>UNIX Programmer's Reference</title>
<author>John J. Valley</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1991</date>
<image>unix_programmers_ref.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="UNIX Programmer's Reference book cover. Features a grid of red squares with a border of yellow squares. Overlaid on top of the grid is an image of three 5.25'' floppy disks and a sphere ">unix_programmers_ref_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>The UNIX Programming Environment</title>
<author>Brian W. Kernighan, Rob Pike</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>unix_programming_environment.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="The UNIX Programming Environment book cover. Yellow with the title written in brown and green and circled with a brown border. Has a vertical green and brown line running down the left side" >unix_programming_environment_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780880225724">
<title>UNIX Shell Commands Quick Reference</title>
<author>William Holliker</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1990</date>
<image>unix_shell_commands_quick_ref.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="UNIX Shell Commands Quick Reference book cover. Features a reddish square with some gradients in an 'X' shape with additional gradients that make the lines look similar to arrows. Features a sphere in the center ringed by four white lights">unix_shell_commands_quick_ref_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780201185355">
<title>Using Unix By Example</title>
<author>P.C. Poole &amp; N. Poole</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1985</date>
<image>using_unix_by_example.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Using UNIX by Example book cover. Features a slightly tilted view of nine dodecahedra in three rows of three separated by red lines ">using_unix_by_example_thumb.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780672305108">
<title>Absolute Beginner's Guide to C</title>
<author>Greg Perry</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>April 1994</date>
<image>absolute_beginners_guide_to_c.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Absolute Beginner's Guide to C book cover. Features a man dressed similarly to Indiana Jones inside a cave shining a flashlight on some C code inscribed on the wall. ">thumb_absolute_beginners_guide_to_c.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781861001801">
<title>Beginning SQL Programming</title>
<author>John Kauffman, Brian Matsik, Kevin Spencer with Ian Herbert, Julian Skinner, Sakhr Youness</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2001</date>
<image>beginning_sql_programming.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Beginning SQL Programming book cover. It's very red with giant yellow letters announcing the title. The authors are pictured across the top in rather unflattering black and white images.">thumb_beginning_sql_programming.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Computer Graphics Primer</title>
<author>Mitchell Waite</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>1979</date>
<image>computer_graphics_primer.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Computer Graphics Primer front page. Black and white. Lists the title, the author, and the publisher. Has a library stamp identifying this copy as once belonging to the Hopkins County - Madisonville Public Library">thumb_computer_graphics_primer.jpg</thumb>
<comment>Dust jacket is long gone</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596155933">
<title>CSS Cookbook</title>
<author>Christopher Schmitt</author>
<edition>3rd Edition</edition>
<date>December 2009</date>
<image>css_cookbook_third_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="O'Reilly CSS Cookbook cover. Featuring a grizzly bear squatting on the title" >thumb_css_cookbook_third_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780060588328">
<title>The Digital Designer's Bible</title>
<author>Alastair Campbell, Alistair Dabbs</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2005</date>
<image>digital_designers_bible.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="The Digital Designer's Bible cover. Features a computer mouse with several tools protruding from it to make it kind of look like a Swiss army knife">thumb_digital_designers_bible.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596100575">
<title>DNS and BIND</title>
<author>Cricket Liu &amp; Paul Albitz</author>
<edition>Fifth Edition</edition>
<date>December 2006</date>
<image>dns_and_bind_fifth_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="O'Reilly DNS and Bind fifth edition book cover. Features two grasshoppers, one jumping over the logo and one standing on it">thumb_dns_and_bind_fifth_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596003975">
<title>.NET and XML</title>
<author>Niel Bornstein</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>November 2003</date>
<image>dotnet_and_xml.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the O'Reilly Media .NET and XML book. Featuring two canada geese flying alongside the logo">thumb_dotnet_and_xml.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Easy-to-understand Guide to Home Computers</title>
<author>The Editors of Consumer Guide</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>easy_to_understand_guide_to_computers.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Easy-to-understand guide to home computers book cover. Mass market paperback with multi-colored text announcing the topics contained in the book">thumb_easy_to_understand_guide_to_computers.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780130284198">
<title>e-Business &amp; e-Commerce How to Program</title>
<author>Deitel, Deitel &amp; Nieto</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2000</date>
<image>ebusiness_ecommerce_how_to_program.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="e-Business &amp; e-Commerce How to Program book cover. Features two insectoid characters, a business owner using an adding machine with the machine tape announcing that the book features XML and one riding in a shopping cart that is rocketing away with such velocity that its recent purchases are scattering to the winds" >thumb_ebusiness_ecommerce_how_to_program.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>GW/Basic User's Guide</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>gwbasic_users_guide.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="G/W Basic User's Guide book cover. Top with title is grey with white text, bottom with subtitle is blue with gray text" >thumb_gwbasic_users_guide.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781932266832">
<title>Hardware Hacking</title>
<author>Lee Barken, Marcus R. Brown, Job de Haas, Deborah Kaplan, Bobby Kinstle, Tom Owad, Ryan Russell, Albert Yarusso</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2004</date>
<image>hardware_hacking.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Hardware Hacking manual. Red strip at the top with a quote from Kevin Mitnick, appears to have a picture of nearly unrecognizable hardware which has been cut away revealing the title underneath. Lists a lot of quotes and a lot of authors that apparently contributed " >thumb_hardware_hacking.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780764507212">
<title>HTML 4 for Dummies Quick Reference</title>
<author>Deborah S. Ray &amp; Eric J. Ray</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>August 2000</date>
<image>html4_for_dummies.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="HTML 4 for Dummies book cover. Book is mostly yellow and black and is comb bound. Has a drawing of a Post-It note that says 'Quick Reference'. Features a lot of quotes from book reviewers " >thumb_html4_for_dummies.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596527327">
<title>HTML &amp; XHTML The Definitive Guide</title>
<author>Chuck Musciano &amp; Bill Kennedy</author>
<edition>6th edition</edition>
<date>October 2006</date>
<image>html_and_xhtml_definitive_guide_sisth_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="HTML &amp; XHTML The Definitive Guide book cover from O'Reilly. Features a koala walking across the logo ">thumb_html_and_xhtml_definitive_guide_sisth_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781565925090">
<title>HTTP The Definitive Guide</title>
<author>David Gourley &amp; Brian Totty with Marjorie Sayer, Sailu Reddy &amp; Ansbu Aggarwal</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2002</date>
<image>http_the_definitive_guide.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="HTTP The Definitive Guide book cover from O'Reilly. Features an image of a ground squirrel standing under the logo" >thumb_http_the_definitive_guide.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781449392680">
<title>Introducing Regular Expressions</title>
<author>Michael Fitzgerald</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>August 2012</date>
<image>introducing_regular_expressions.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Introducing Regular Expressions book cover from O'Reilly. Features an image of a fruit bat with its young hanging off of the logo">thumb_introducing_regular_expressions.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596006877">
<title>IRC Hacks</title>
<author>Paul Mutton</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2004</date>
<image>irc_hacks.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="IRC Hacks book cover from O'Reilly. Features an image of a hacksaw">thumb_irc_hacks.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>ITIL Foundation Exam Study Guide</title>
<author>Liz Gallacher and Helen Morris</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>itil_foundation_exam_study_guide.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="ITIL Foundation Exam Study Guide book cover. Features a lighthouse and a few assorted buildings on a beach overlooking a body of water">thumb_itil_foundation_exam_study_guide.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780816741311">
<title>Kids' Guide to the Internet</title>
<author>Bruce Goldstone and Arthur Perley, illustrated by Dan Regan</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1996</date>
<image>kids_guid_to_the_internet.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Kids' Guide to the Internet book cover. Features a computer with a human face wearing a backwards baseball cap on its monitor. It is looking at the user and using its hands to press one of the buttons on its keyboard. ">thumb_kids_guid_to_the_internet.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596521066">
<title>Learning C# 3.0</title>
<author>Jesse Liberty &amp; Brian MacDonald</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>November 2008</date>
<image>learning_csharp_three.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning C# book cover from O'Reilly. Features a wandering chaetodon swimming beneath the logo">thumb_learning_csharp_three.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596006488">
<title>Learning GNU Emacs</title>
<author>Debra Cameron, James Elliott, Marc Loy, Eric Raymond &amp; Bill Rosenblatt</author>
<edition>3rd Edition</edition>
<date>December 2004</date>
<image>learning_emacs.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning GNU Emacs book cover from O'Reilly. Features an image of a gnu standing on the logo">thumb_learning_emacs.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596101053">
<title>Learning Perl</title>
<author>Randall L. Schwartz, Tom Phoenix &amp; brian d foy</author>
<edition>4th Edition</edition>
<date>December 2005</date>
<image>learning_perl_fourth_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning Perl O'Relly Media book cover. Features an image of a llama.">thumb_learning_perl_fourth_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596157135">
<title>Learning PHP, MySQL, &amp; JavaScript</title>
<author>Robin Nixon</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>July 2009</date>
<image>learning_php_mysql_javascript.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning PHP, MySQL, &amp; JavaScript O'Reilly Media book cover. Features images of three flying squirrels crawling around the cover.">thumb_learning_php_mysql_javascript.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781449355739">
<title>Learning Python</title>
<author>Mark Lutz</author>
<edition>5th edition</edition>
<date>December 2013</date>
<image>learning_python_fifth_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning Python O'Reilly Media book cover. Features an image of a wood rat.">thumb_learning_python_fifth_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment>This is the big one</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596009656">
<title>Learning the bash Shell</title>
<author>Cameron Newham &amp; Bill Rosenblatt</author>
<edition>3rd Edition</edition>
<date>December 2005</date>
<image>learning_the_bash_shell.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning the bash Shell O'Reilly Media book cover. Features an image of a silver bass." >thumb_learning_the_bash_shell.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Learning the vi and Vim Editors</title>
<author>Arnold Robbins, Elbert Hannah &amp; Linda Lamb</author>
<edition>7th Edition</edition>
<date></date>
<image>learning_the_vi_and_vim_editors_seventh_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning the vi and Vim Editors O'Reilly Media book cover. Features an image of a tarsier standing on the logo" >thumb_learning_the_vi_and_vim_editors_seventh_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596004200">
<title>Learning XML</title>
<author>Erik T. Ray</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>October 2003</date>
<image>learning_xml.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning XML O'Reilly Media book cover. Features an image of a chick and a broken eggshell">thumb_learning_xml.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596003272">
<title>Learning XSLT</title>
<author>Michael Fitzgerald</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2003</date>
<image>learning_xslt.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learning XSLT O'Reilly Media book cover. Features an image of a marabou stork" >thumb_learning_xslt.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780135366578">
<title>Life With UNIX - A Guide for Everyone</title>
<author>Don Libes, Sandy Ressler</author>
<edition>Special Edition</edition>
<date>December 1989</date>
<image>life_with_unix.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Life with UNIX book cover. Mostly covered with an irregular blue geometric pattern, with a red geometric pattern on the bottom-right corner.">thumb_life_with_unix.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780782140361">
<title>Linux Complete</title>
<author>The Linux Documentation Project, compiled by Grant Taylor</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2001</date>
<image>linux_complete.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Linux Complete book cover. Features an image of the inside of a blue box where red spheres are traveling toward what looks like outer space with a small blue planet just visible in the corner." >thumb_linux_complete.jpg</thumb>
<comment>"World's #1 Linux Value"</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Perl in a Nutshell</title>
<author>Nathan Patwardhan, Ellen Siever &amp; Stephen Spainhour</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date></date>
<image>perl_in_a_nutshell_second_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Perl in a Nutshell O'Reilly book cover. Features an image of the head of an Arabian camel perched on top of the logo.">thumb_perl_in_a_nutshell_second_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596000950">
<title>Programming Web Services with SOAP</title>
<author>James Snell, Doug Tidwell, &amp; Pavel Kulchenko</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2002</date>
<image>programming_web_services_with_soap.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Programming Web Services with SOAP O'Reilly Media book cover. Features an image of a sea sponge.">thumb_programming_web_services_with_soap.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596001193">
<title>Programming Web Services with XML-RPC</title>
<author>Simon St. Laurent, Joe Johnston &amp; Edd Dumbill. Foreword by Dave Winer</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>July 2001</date>
<image>programming_web_services_with_xml-rpc.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Programming Web Services with XML-RPC O'Reilly book cover. Features an image of a jellyfish" >thumb_programming_web_services_with_xml-rpc.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Running Linux</title>
<author>Matt Welsh and Lar Kaufman</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date></date>
<image>running_linux_second_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Running Linux O'Reilly Media book cover. Features an image of a cowboy riding a horse that is rearing up">thumb_running_linux_second_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780198537373">
<title>The SGML Handbook</title>
<author>Charles F. Goldfarb</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1991</date>
<image>sgml_handbook.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="The SGML Handbook book cover. Blue and orange with a lot of SGML tags scattered around the orange logo">thumb_sgml_handbook.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780201036695">
<title>Software Tools</title>
<author>Kernighan, Plauger</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1976</date>
<image>software_tools.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Software Tools book cover. Features orangeish text on a white background" >thumb_software_tools.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596002978">
<title>TCP/IP Network Administration</title>
<author>Craig Hunt</author>
<edition>3rd Edition</edition>
<date>April 2002</date>
<image>tcpip_network_administration_third_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="TCP/IP Network Administration O'Reilly book featuring an image of a land crab" >thumb_tcpip_network_administration_third_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>teach yourself C++ in 24 hours</title>
<author>Jesse Liberty</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>teach_yourself_cplusplus.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="teach yourself C++ in 24 hours book cover. Mostly white with a lot of text talking about how great the book is. There is a graphic of half a clock on the left-hand side">thumb_teach_yourself_cplusplus.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Teach Yourself Linux Programming in 24 Hours</title>
<author>Warren W. Gay</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>teach_yourself_linux_programming.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Teach Yourself Linux Programmming in 24 hours book cover. Features the title of the book in various fonts and an image of a stylized clock in the upper-right." >thumb_teach_yourself_linux_programming.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780201079814">
<title>The AWK Programming Languange</title>
<author>Alfred V. Aho, Brian W. Kernighan, Peter J. Weinberger</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 1988</date>
<image>the_awk_programming_language.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of The AWK Programming Language book. Beige background with the title of the book in blue and white. Features a small drawing of an auk bird to the right of the title.">thumb_the_awk_programming_language.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Unix Systems Advanced Administration and Management Handbook</title>
<author>Bruce H. Hunter, Karen Bradford Hunter</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>unix_systems_advanced_admin_and_mgmt_handbook.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the UNIX Systems Advanced Administration and Management Handbook. Features a green background with reddish formations that could be hills or clouds. In the foreground is a dragon preparing to type on a keyboard">thumb_unix_systems_advanced_admin_and_mgmt_handbook.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>


<book isbn="9780596100087">
<title>XSLT 1.0 Pocket Reference</title>
<author>Evan Lenz</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>August 2005</date>
<image>xslt_one_pocket_reference.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XSLT 1.0 Pocket Reference O'Reilly book. Features an image of a spot-billed toucanet">thumb_xslt_one_pocket_reference.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596004880">
<title>VBScript in a Nutshell</title>
<author>Paul Lomax, Matt Childs &amp; Ron Petrusha</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>December 2003</date>
<image>vbscript_in_a_nutshell_second_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the VBScript in a Nutshell O'Reilly book. Features an image of the head of a miniature pinscher">thumb_vbscript_in_a_nutshell_second_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781793390097">
<title>9front Dash 1 manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>CALLING DTRACY</edition>
<date>December 2018</date>
<image>9front_calling_dtracy.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Dash 1 manual, CALLING DTRACY edition. Primarily yellow and features the 9front logo in the upper corner. Also features an image of Dick Tracy arresting three individuals who have had their heads replaced with Raspberry Pi logos ">thumb_9front_calling_dtracy.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781300342366">
<title>9front Dash 1 manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>COMMUNITY VS INFRASTRUCTURE</edition>
<date>December 2021</date>
<image>9front_community_vs_infrastructure.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Dash1 manual, COMMUNITY VS INFRASTRUCTURE. Features a photograph of a mountainside with the wreckage of a plane embedded in it. The wreckage has the Python logo on one of the wings. The 9front logo is pictured in the sky">thumb_9front_community_vs_infrastructure.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9798553936891">
<title>9front Dash 1 manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>EMAILSCHADEN</edition>
<date>October 2020</date>
<image>9front_emailschaden.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Dash1 manual, emailschaden. Features an image of a large piece of paper with the phrase 'THE UPAS TREE.' apparently typed on it, while someone is preparing to use some correction fluid to the text.">thumb_9front_emailschaden.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9798734290781">
<title>9front Dash 1 manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>MIT FRUCHTGESCHMACK</edition>
<date>April 2021</date>
<image>9front_mit_fruchtgeschmack.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Dash 1 manual, MIT FRUCHTGESCHMACK edition. Features a black and white image of a free speech march with a 9front label superimposed to look like a product label">thumb_9front_mit_fruchtgeschmack.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781697699845">
<title>9front Dash 1 manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>NO THINKPAD</edition>
<date>October 2019</date>
<image>9front_no_thinkpad.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Dash 1 manual, NO THINKPAD edition. Features a sculpture that resembles a pile of whipped cream perched on casters that appear to be from an office chair. The 9front logo is in the bottom-left corner ">thumb_9front_no_thinkpad.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9798649207539">
<title>9front Dash 1 manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>PLAN9-HATERS</edition>
<date>May 2020</date>
<image>9front_plan9_haters.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Dash 1 manual, PLAN9-HATERS edition. Features a heavily edited version of the UNIX Hater's Handbook that is barely recognizable. Features a character that is in a similar pose to Edvard Munch's painting known as The Scream superimposed over an image of a catwalk.">thumb_9front_plan9_haters.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781099522901">
<title>9front Programmer's Manual V1</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date>May 2019</date>
<image>9front_programmers_manual1.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Programmer's Manual V1. Features a person intently reading a book while several more books are in a pile waiting to be read and a globe sits next to the reader. A red screen is behind the reader with the text 'up 2920 days' with the rest of the message obscured. The 9front logo is in the upper-right corner, and the indicator V1 is in the bottom-right. ">thumb_9front_programmers_manual1.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781099806308">
<title>9front Programmer's Manual V2</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date>May 2019</date>
<image>9front_programmers_manual2.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Programmer's Manual V2. Features a person intently reading a book while several more books are in a pile waiting to be read and a globe sits next to the reader. A red screen is behind the reader with the text 'up 2920 days' with the rest of the message obscured. The 9front logo is in the upper-right corner, and the indicator V2 is in the bottom-right. ">thumb_9front_programmers_manual2.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781074848170">
<title>9front Programmer's Manual V3</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date>June 2019</date>
<image>9front_programmers_manual3.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Programmer's Manual V3. Features a person intently reading a book while several more books are in a pile waiting to be read and a globe sits next to the reader. A red screen is behind the reader with the text 'up 2920 days' with the rest of the message obscured. The 9front logo is in the upper-right corner, and the indicator V3 is in the bottom-right.">thumb_9front_programmers_manual3.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781074854171">
<title>9front Programmer's Manual V4</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date>June 2019</date>
<image>9front_programmers_manual4.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Programmer's Manual V4. Features a person intently reading a book while several more books are in a pile waiting to be read and a globe sits next to the reader. A red screen is behind the reader with the text 'up 2920 days' with the rest of the message obscured. The 9front logo is in the upper-right corner, and the indicator V4 is in the bottom-right.">thumb_9front_programmers_manual4.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781075079399">
<title>9front Programmer's Manual V5</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date>June 2019</date>
<image>9front_programmers_manual5.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Programmer's Manual V5. Features a person intently reading a book while several more books are in a pile waiting to be read and a globe sits next to the reader. A red screen is behind the reader with the text 'up 2920 days' with the rest of the message obscured. The 9front logo is in the upper-right corner, and the indicator V5 is in the bottom-right.">thumb_9front_programmers_manual5.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781075301797">
<title>9front Programmer's Manual V6</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date>June 2019</date>
<image>9front_programmers_manual6.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Programmer's Manual V6. Features a person intently reading a book while several more books are in a pile waiting to be read and a globe sits next to the reader. A red screen is behind the reader with the text 'up 2920 days' with the rest of the message obscured. The 9front logo is in the upper-right corner, and the indicator V6 is in the bottom-right.">thumb_9front_programmers_manual6.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781075485657">
<title>9front Programmer's Manual V7</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date>June 2019</date>
<image>9front_programmers_manual7.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Programmer's Manual V7. Features a person intently reading a book while several more books are in a pile waiting to be read and a globe sits next to the reader. A red screen is behind the reader with the text 'up 2920 days' with the rest of the message obscured. The 9front logo is in the upper-right corner, and the indicator V7 is in the bottom-right.">thumb_9front_programmers_manual7.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781075487712">
<title>9front Programmer's Manual V8</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date>June 2019</date>
<image>9front_programmers_manual8.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Programmer's Manual V8. Features a person intently reading a book while several more books are in a pile waiting to be read and a globe sits next to the reader. A red screen is behind the reader with the text 'up 2920 days' with the rest of the message obscured. The 9front logo is in the upper-right corner, and the indicator V8 is in the bottom-right.">thumb_9front_programmers_manual8.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781099171567">
<title>9front Dash 1 manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>SKIN OF EVIL</edition>
<date>May 2019</date>
<image>9front_skin_of_evil.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front Dash 1 manual, SKIN OF EVIL edition. Features two characters wearing berets and work aprons measuring an object with a micrometer. There is a computer screen behind them with several repeating rows of text with blinkenlights below. There is also some magnetic tape storage in the upper-left corner.">thumb_9front_skin_of_evil.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780870445798">
<title>Computers Those Amazing Machines</title>
<author>Catherine O'Neill Grace</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>1985</date>
<image>computers_those_amazing_machines.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the book Computers Those Amazing Machines. Features a drawing of a computer overlaid on a blue and black grid that appears to stretch into the horizon. A hand is at the bottom holding a computer chip that is glowing red">thumb_computers_those_amazing_machines.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>XML How to Program</title>
<author>Deitel, Deitel, Nieto, Lin &amp; Sadhu</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>xml_how_to_program.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XML How to Program book. Features an image of three insectoid dancers each wearing an outfit that is stereotypical to a particular job (surgeon, construction worker, and firefigher). They are posing with their arms arranged in the letters X, M, or L. There is also an extensive list of topics that are covered in the book in a bulleted list down the right-hand side.">thumb_xml_how_to_program.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596000585">
<title>XML in a Nutshell</title>
<author>Elliotte Rusty Harold &amp; W. Scott Means</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2001</date>
<image>xml_in_a_nutshell.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XML in a Nutshell O'Reilly book. Features an image of the head of a peacock">thumb_xml_in_a_nutshell.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781932690453 ?">
<title>XML in a Nutshell</title>
<author>Elliotte Rusty Harold &amp; W. Scott Means</author>
<edition>3rd edition</edition>
<date>September 2004</date>
<image>xml_in_a_nutshell_third_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XML in a Nutshell O'Reilly book, 3rd edition. Features an image of the head of a peacock and a banner announcing the third edition" >thumb_xml_in_a_nutshell_third_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596002527">
<title>XML Schema</title>
<author>Eric van der Vlist</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>June 2002</date>
<image>xml_schema.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XML Schema O'Reilly book. Features an image of a Reeves's Pheasant standing on top of the logo.">thumb_xml_schema.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596009748">
<title>XSLT Cookbook</title>
<author>Sal Mangano</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>December 2005</date>
<image>xslt_cookbook_second_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XSLT Cookbook O'Reilly book. Features an image of redmullett fish swimming around the logo and a banner announcing the 2nd edition in the upper-right corner.">thumb_xslt_cookbook_second_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596527211">
<title>XSLT</title>
<author>Doug Tidwell</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>December 2008</date>
<image>xslt_second_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XSLT O'Reilly book, second edition. Features an image of a jabiru stork and a banner announcing the second edition">thumb_xslt_second_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596003692">
<title>XForms Essentials</title>
<author>Micah Dubinko</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2003</date>
<image>xforms_essentials.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XForms Essentials O'Reilly book. Features an image of a vulturine guineafowl standing on the logo.">thumb_xforms_essentials.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9788173663390">
<title>Web Services Essentials</title>
<author>Ethan Cerami</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>February 2002</date>
<image>web_services_essentials.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Web Services Essentials O'Reilly book. Features an image of a spiny lobster standing on the logo">thumb_web_services_essentials.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596005436">
<title>Web Database Applications with PHP and MySQL</title>
<author>Hugh E. Williams &amp; David Lane</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>May 2004</date>
<image>web_database_applications_with_php_mysql_second_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Web Database Applications with PHP and MySQL O'Reilly book. Features an image of a platypus and a banner announcing the 2nd edition in the top-right corner">thumb_web_database_applications_with_php_mysql_second_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596002916">
<title>XPath and XPointer</title>
<author>John E. Simpson</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>July 2002</date>
<image>xpath_and_xpointer.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the XPath and XPointer O'Reilly book. Features an image of a pair of Bee-eater birds">thumb_xpath_and_xpointer.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>You Can Surf the net!</title>
<author>Marc Gascoigne</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>November 1996</date>
<image>you_can_surf_the_net.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the You Can Surf the net! book. Features a square-shaped tunnel where the walls are made out of multicolored circuitboards and crackling electricity. ">thumb_you_can_surf_the_net.jpg</thumb>
<comment>It's here. It's now. It's the future.</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596001964">
<title>Web Design in a Nutshell</title>
<author>Jennifer Niederst</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>October 2001</date>
<image>web_design_in_a_nutshell.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Web Design in a Nutshell O'Reilly book, 2nd edition. Features an image of a least weasel popping up from behind the logo, its head, shoulders and forelimbs are visible. There is a banner announcing the 2nd edition in the upper-right hand corner">thumb_web_design_in_a_nutshell.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596009878">
<title>Web Design in a Nutshell</title>
<author>Jennifer Niederst Robbins</author>
<edition>3rd Edition</edition>
<date></date>
<image>web_design_in_a_nutshell_third_edition.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Web Design in a Nutshell O'Reilly book, 3rd edition. Features an image of a least weasel popping up from behind the logo, its head, shoulders and forelimbs are visible. There is a banner announcing the 3rd edition in the upper-right hand corner">thumb_web_design_in_a_nutshell_third_edition.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>The Waite Group's Unix System V Bible</title>
<author>Stephen Prata, Donald Martin</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>twg_unix_system_bible.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the UNIX System V Bible. Features a drawing of a stained glass window depicting two figures, nroff and chmod, as they present a book to the viewer">thumb_twg_unix_system_bible.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>The Waite Group's Unix Primer Plus</title>
<author>Waite, Martin, and Prata</author>
<edition>Second Edition</edition>
<date></date>
<image>twg_unix_primer_plus.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the UNIX Primer Plus. Features an image of workers excavating a large 'U' from a sand-like substance. One worker hauls away a wheelbarrow of material, one worker ascends a ladder to inspect a crack. Two workers on top of the 'U' work on either raising or lowering a block-shaped object. One worker stands at a computer attached to the 'U' with electrodes and appears to be typing. The blue water-like area in the background appears to have circuitry embedded in it.">thumb_twg_unix_primer_plus.jpg</thumb>
<comment>The 'handy tear-out cards' appear to be intact</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Operating System Concepts</title>
<author>Silberschatz, Galvin</author>
<edition>Fifth</edition>
<date></date>
<image>operating_system_concepts_fifth_ed.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Operating System Concepts book, fifth edition. Featuring a prehistoric landscape where several dinosaurs are featured that I will need to do some research to identify. ">thumb_operating_system_concepts_fifth_ed.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>The Waite Group UNIX Papers for UNIX Developers and Power Users</title>
<author></author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>twg_unix_papers_for_unix_developers_and_power_users.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the UNIX Papers for UNIX Developers and Power Users book by the Waite Group. Features a drawing of five old men in elaborate robes decorated with scallop shells. One man is seated at a desk writing using a quill and has an inkwell of glowing green ink. There is an open book in front of him and several papers scattered around. The rest of the men look on with one man holding an open book and a rod of some kind ">thumb_twg_unix_papers_for_unix_developers_and_power_users.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781593279882">
<title>Practical Vulnerability Management</title>
<author>Andrew Magnusson</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>September 2020</date>
<image>practical_vulnerability_management.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Practical Vulnerability Management book. Features a drawing of a humanoid robot wielding a sword and a shield that is riddled with blocked arrows. The robot appears to be defending against a massive incoming force of armor-clad creatures wielding swords.">thumb_practical_vulnerability_management.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596806026">
<title>HTML5 Up and Running</title>
<author>Mark Pilgrim</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>August 2010</date>
<image>html5_up_and_running.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the HTML5 Up and Running book from O'Reilly Media. Features an image of an alpine chamois">thumb_html5_up_and_running.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596101992">
<title>Javascript the Definitive Guide</title>
<author>David Flanagan</author>
<edition>5th Edition</edition>
<date>August 2006</date>
<image>javascript_definitive_guide_fifth_ed.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the JavaScript The Definitive Guide book from O'Reilly Media. Fifth Edition. Features an image of a Javan rhinoceros">thumb_javascript_definitive_guide_fifth_ed.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="LOL">
<title>Mathematics and Computers</title>
<author>George R Stibitz and James A Larrivee</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>1957</date>
<image>mathematics_and_computers.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Title page of Mathematics and Computers book. Featuring an image of Charles Babbage with a reproduced signature. The opposite page has the title, the authors listed, and a big stamp announcing 'WITHDRAWN'">thumb_mathematics_and_computers.jpg</thumb>
<comment>Ex-library copy from the Loyola College Library in Baltimore, Maryland</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780130313584">
<title>Modern Operating Systems</title>
<author>Andrew S. Tanenbaum</author>
<edition>Second</edition>
<date></date>
<image>modern_operating_systems.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Modern Operating systems book. Features an image of a circus with the performers acting as visual metaphors for various operating system concepts">thumb_modern_operating_systems.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="978-1-4357-8810-7">
<title>9front Dash 1 Manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>SURVIVAL EVASION AND ESCAPE</edition>
<date>2022</date>
<image>9_front_survival_evasion_and_escape.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="9 Front manual in the style of Field Manual 21-76 from the Department of the Army 'Survival Evasion And Escape' from 1969">thumb_9_front_survival_evasion_and_escape.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9789888406852">
<title>The Org Mode 9 Reference Manual</title>
<author>Carsten Dominik</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2016</date>
<image>org_mode_9_reference_manual.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Org 9 Reference manual. Has a picture of a Scrabble board with the words 'FROM CHAOS TO ORDER' spelled out and several other tiles haphazardly strewn about">thumb_org_mode_9_reference_manual.jpg</thumb>
<comment>I had a coupon</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="0-7645-6029-8">
<title>Internet and World Wide Web Simplified</title>
<author>Paul Whitehead and Ruth Maran</author>
<edition>2nd Edition</edition>
<date>1997</date>
<image>internet_and_world_side_web_simplified_2nd_ed.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Internet and World Wide Web Simplified book. Promotes the features of the book including color on every page and three images of an anthropomorphic floppy disk enjoying activities on the World Wide Web">thumb_internet_and_world_side_web_simplified_2nd_ed.jpg</thumb>
<comment>Recommended by Satisfied Users #4,030,978 and #4,030,979</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>9front Dash 1 Manual</title>
<author>9front Users</author>
<edition>The Golden Age of Ballooning</edition>
<date>November 2022</date>
<image>9front_golden_age_of_ballooning.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="9front Golden Age of Ballooning manual. Features a photo of a man holding a white ball with the number 9 on it and showing it to the viewer">thumb_9front_golden_age_of_ballooning.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Compilers - Principles, Techniques, and Tools</title>
<author>Alfred V. Aho, Ravi Sethi, Jeffrey D. Ullman</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>compilers_principles_techniques_tools.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Compilers - Principles, Techniquest, and Tools. Features a knight fully clad in armor that is labeled 'Data Flow Analysis' using a computer where a dragon labeled 'Complexity of Compiler Design' has stuck its head through the back of the monitor and is glaring at the knight through the glass">thumb_compilers_principles_techniques_tools.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780471694663">
<title>Operating System Concepts</title>
<author>Silberschatz, Galvin, Gagne</author>
<edition>Seventh Edition</edition>
<date>2004</date>
<image>operating_system_concepts_seventh.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Operating System Concepts, seventh edition. Features a mother dinosaur watching over a nest of three juvenile dinosaurs. One is using a PDA, one is using a laptop, and one is using some kind of audio player and is wearing headphones.">thumb_operating_system_concepts_seventh.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="Haha">
<title>Computers are Fun</title>
<author>William</author>
<edition>First</edition>
<date>Unknown, probably somewhere around 1986</date>
<image>computers_are_fun.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Computers Are Fun cover. Faded blue construction paper with the words 'Computers Are Fun' written in crayon. A pencil drawing of a computer monitor displaying 'WILLIAM' and a cursor is faintly visible.">thumb_computers_are_fun.jpg</thumb>
<comment>A small book that I made some time during my elementary school days, probably as part of a class project. I had completely forgotten about this until my mother dug it out of some old boxes. Contains a few worksheets related to the computers of the day: a Commodore keyboard, punch cards, tape recorders, and so on.</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780137929238">
<title>Cybersecurity Myths and Misconceptions: Avoiding the Hazards and Pitfalls that Derail Us</title>
<author>Eugene Spafford, Leigh Metcalf, Josiah Dykstra</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>February 2023</date>
<image>cybersecuritymyths.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cybersecurity Myths and Misconceptions book cover. Features a cartoon fox wearing a hat and a backpack shining a flashlight on a wall where some circuitry and some images representing some cybersecurity concepts: a tower, an eyeball similar to the on on insecure.org, a trojan horse, a heart with an arrow through it (perhaps to represent Heartbleed), and the word 'L33T'">thumb_cybersecuritymyths.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780596007836">
<title>Time Management for System Administrators</title>
<author>Thomas A. Limoncelli</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>November 2005</date>
<image>timemanagementforsystemadministrators.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Time Management for System Administrators cover. Featuring an image of a wolverine">thumb_timemanagementforsystemadministrators.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="1642350338">
<title>Networking for System Administrators</title>
<author>Michael W. Lucas</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>January 2015</date>
<image>networkingforsystemadministrators.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Networking for System Administrators cover. The cover is mostly green and it has an image of mushrooms on it">thumb_networkingforsystemadministrators.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="0764536184">
<title>Windows XP Simplified</title>
<author>Ruth Maran</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>October 2001</date>
<image>windowsxpsimplified.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Windows XP Simplified 'Simply the Easiest Way to Learn' book cover. Featuring a floppy disk with arms and a face showing off a Windows XP desktop">thumb_windowsxpsimplified.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781492055211">
<title>Modern System Administration</title>
<author>Jennifer Davis</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>November 2022</date>
<image>modernsystemadministration.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Modern System Administration book cover from O'Reilly. Featuring a color drawing of a paradise kingfisher">thumb_modernsystemadministration.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="1573980420">
<title>The Complete April Fools' Day RFCs</title>
<author>Thomas A. Limoncelli, Peter H. Salus</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2007</date>
<image>thecompleteaprilfoolsdayrfcs.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="The Complete April Fools' Day RFCs book cover. The title is in a white panel over a yellow background. The yellow background has text of some of the RFC's within. There are sillhouettes of pigeons across the top and bottom with either a 0 or a 1 superimposed on each of them. Probably a reference to RFC 1149">thumb_thecompleteaprilfoolsdayrfcs.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781312366305">
<title>9front Dash 1 Manual</title>
<author>9front Users</author>
<edition>DON'T TOUCH THE ARTWORK</edition>
<date>July 6, 2023</date>
<image>9front_donttouchtheartwork.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="9front DON'T TOUCH THE ARTWORK manual. Upper half features a painting with green splatters and 'Don't touch the artwork' in a green a finger-paint-like scrawl. The bottom half shows two characters, one dressed as an artist wearing purple preventing another character from using a large knife to damage a painting. ">thumb_9front_donttouchtheartwork.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="0764560522">
<title>Microsoft Office 2000 Simplified</title>
<author>Ruth Maran</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>May 1999</date>
<image>office2000simplified.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Microsoft Office 2000 Simplified book cover. Features antropormorphic floppy disks performing various word processing tasks. 'Over 6 million satisfied users!', boasts the cover.">thumb_office2000simplified.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Windows 98 Simplified</title>
<author>Ruth Maran</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>windows98simplified.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Windows 98 Simplified book cover. Features a variety of anthropomorphic floppy disks perferming various tasks like creating artworks, fishing, and driving a car through a highway with websites on it">thumb_windows98simplified.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781718501065">
<title>Practical SQL</title>
<author>Anthony DeBarros</author>
<edition>2nd</edition>
<date>1/25/2022</date>
<image>practical_sql.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Practical SQL cover. Featuring a robot-like character filling the hopper of some kind of machine that is producing a box wrapped up with a bow on it">thumb_practical_sql.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781718501287">
<title>How Cybersecurity Really Works</title>
<author>Sam Grubb</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2021</date>
<image>howcybersecurityreallyworks.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="How Cybersecurity Really Works cover. Featuring three monsters carrying weapons and frustrated because a fourth monster is safely secured in a bubble with a padlock on it.">thumb_howcybersecurityreallyworks.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781718502482">
<title>Devops for the Desperate</title>
<author>Bradley Smith</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2022</date>
<image>devopsforthedesperate.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Devops for the Desperate cover. Featuring a robot surrounded by various beakers and flasks. One has blown up and another is overflowing. The robot appears to be concerned">thumb_devopsforthedesperate.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781593275891">
<title>The Book of pf</title>
<author>Peter N.M. Hansteen</author>
<edition>3rd Edition</edition>
<date>2014</date>
<image>bookofpf.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Book of pf. Features a pufferfish holding a STOP sign and blowing a whistle as if directing traffic, which is represented by crabs carrying boxes">thumb_bookofpf.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781593279189">
<title>Powershell for Sysadmins</title>
<author>Adam Bertram</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2020</date>
<image>powershellforsysadmins.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Powershell for Sysadmins book cover. Features a robot washing dishes">thumb_powershellforsysadmins.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781304882233">
<title>9front Dash 1 Manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>HUMANBIOLOGICS</edition>
<date>2023</date>
<image>9front_humanbiologics.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="HUMANBIOLOGICS book cover. Features three men with their hands raised. They are standing in front of a nearly featureless grey wall with photographs and the seal of the united states on it.">thumb_9front_humanbiologics.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781593279707">
<title>The Secret Life of Programs</title>
<author>Jonathan E. Steinhart</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>August 2019</date>
<image>secretlifeofprograms.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the Secret Life of Programs book. Features a robot investigating some ruins. It peeks out from behind a wall where the bricks are labeled: C++, Fortran, Assembly Language, Binary. Other bricks are labeled with heiroglyphs and various pieces of computer hardware rendered in line art.">thumb_secretlifeofprograms.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781304402318">
<title>9front Dash 1 Manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>DO NOT INSTALL</edition>
<date>May 2024</date>
<image>9frontdonotinstall.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of the 9front DO NOT INSTALL manual. Features a lit candle in a glass holder near some smudged writing that reads 'INGA __TORER UNDE_ _ELGEN (NO __MPUTE_', and partial terminal output that says 'tlsclient: tlsclient: i/o on hangup channel">thumb_9frontdonotinstall.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781593279660">
<title>Beyond the Basic Stuff With Python</title>
<author>Al Sweigart</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>December 2020</date>
<image>beyondthebasicswithpython.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Beyond the Basic Stuff With Python book cover. Featuring a robot swinging on chains like he's doing American Ninja Warrior">thumb_beyondthebasicswithpython.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781718502024">
<title>The Recursive Book of Recursion</title>
<author>Al Sweigart</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>July 2020</date>
<image>recursivebookofrecursion.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="The Recursive Book of Recursion book cover featuring a robot reading The Recursive Book of Recursion, etc.">thumb_recursivebookofrecursion.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781718502604">
<title>Data Structures the Fun Way</title>
<author>Jeremy Kubica</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>September 2022</date>
<image>datastructuresthefunway.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Data Structures the Fun Way book cover features a robot barista serving coffee to a line of smaller thirsty robots">thumb_datastructuresthefunway.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781718502260">
<title>Javascript Crash Course</title>
<author>Nick Morgan</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>January 2024</date>
<image>javascriptcrashcourse.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Javascript Crash Course book featuring a cat wearing goggles flying on a magic carpet being propelled by engines">thumb_javascriptcrashcourse.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="1593278055">
<title>Learn Java the Easy Way</title>
<author>Bryson Payne</author>
<edition>2nd edition</edition>
<date>2017</date>
<image>learnjavatheeasyway.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Learn Java the Easy Way book cover. Features a robot sitting on a loveseat, working on a laptop and holding a cup containing a hot substance. A cat looks on from the comfort of the antemacassar">thumb_learnjavatheeasyway.jpg</thumb>
<comment>I found this in the kids' section of a thrift store</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="0764535250">
<title>Teach Yourself Visually Computers</title>
<author>Ruth Maran, Paul Whitehead</author>
<edition>3rd</edition>
<date>2001</date>
<image>teachyourselfvisuallycomputers.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Teach Yourself Visually Computers 3rd edition. Shows a variety of technology like cell phones and PDAs, and one CRT monitor.">thumb_teachyourselfvisuallycomputers.jpg</thumb>
<comment>I found this in the kids' section of a thrift store</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="978-1-59327-640-9">
<title>Doing Math with Python</title>
<author>Amit Saha</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2015</date>
<image>doingmathwithpython.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Doing Math with Python book. Shows a python wearing a tie and glasses doing mathematics on a blackboard.">thumb_doingmathwithpython.jpg</thumb>
<comment>I found this in the kids' section of a thrift store</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9780262036634">
<title>Once Upon an Algorithm: How Stories Explain Computing</title>
<author>Martin Erwig</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2017</date>
<image>onceuponanalgorithm.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Once upon an algorithm book cover, featuring a drawing of a nighttime scene of two children walking through a moonlit area dotted with trees that have no leaves on them">thumb_onceuponanalgorithm.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781300645399">
<title>9front Dash 1 Manual</title>
<author>9front Users</author>
<edition>THIS TIME DEFINITELY</edition>
<date>Feb 2025</date>
<image>9front_thistimedefinitely.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="9front manual, showing a line drawing of a Thinkpad displaying a document that reads 'Welcome, NIX, Seriously'">thumb_9front_thistimedefinitely.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="1491962291">
<title>Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn &amp; TensorFlow</title>
<author>Aurélien Géron</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2017</date>
<image>hands_on_machine_learning.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Hands-on machine learning (etc.) book cover. Features an image of a Far Eastern Fire Salamander">thumb_hands_on_machine_learning.jpg</thumb>
<comment>I found this at a thrift store for $2</comment>
</book>

<book isbn="1718501188">
<title>Kill it with Fire</title>
<author>Marianne Bellotti</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>2021</date>
<image>kill_it_with_fire.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Kill it with Fire book cover. Features a small image of a dumpster-like object full of flames">thumb_kill_it_with_fire.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781718501324">
<title>Learn to Code by Solving Problems</title>
<author>Daniel Zingaro</author>
<edition></edition>
<date>June 2021</date>
<image>learn_to_code_by_solving_problems.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Cover of learn to code by solving problems, which shows a robot teaching cows about physics">thumb_learn_to_code_by_solving_problems.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Linux Kernel in a Nutshell</title>
<author>Greg Kroah-Hartman</author>
<edition></edition>
<date></date>
<image>linux_kernel_in_a_nutshell.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Linux Kernel in a Nutshell cover, shows some coral">thumb_linux_kernel_in_a_nutshell.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="">
<title>Mastering Regular Expressions</title>
<author>Jeffrey E. F. Friedl</author>
<edition>2nd edition</edition>
<date></date>
<image>mastering_regular_expressions.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="Mastering Regular Expressions cover. Featuring two 'little owls'">thumb_mastering_regular_expressions.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>

<book isbn="9781300305576">
<title>9front Dash 1 Manual</title>
<author>9front users</author>
<edition>CLAUSE 15 COMMON ELEMENTS OF MAUS AND STAR TYPE</edition>
<date>May 2025</date>
<image>9front_clause15.jpg</image>
<thumb alt="9front Dash One Manual. Features and image of a cartoon character with purple hair sitting in front of a shelf. The character is stroking a rabbit that is in their lap and they are looking toward the viewer with a neutral expression. The character is sitting in front of a shelf that has a variety of rabbits, also looking at the viewer. There are many such shelves in the background. The cartoon is centered over an image of an overcrowded prison">thumb_9front_clause15.jpg</thumb>
<comment></comment>
</book>




</books>
