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At last, a neat way to keep track of ID's and Passwords!!! The book is well arranged and easy to use. I highly recommend it!
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I was disappointed that the content was so aged.  The author pulled articles from 2005-2009 that are mostly available free over the internet.  I will probably buy the latest edition when it comes out but I'm hesitant to do so since it too may contain some really old stuff that is free over the internet.
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To Philip and Alex's Guide to Web Publishing, I learn of this new chapter in Mr. Greenspun's (et al) effort to encourage the Web to be all it can be. This volume is plainly a text book, designed as a practicum, and with its completion my understanding of how to achieve what's possible now and conjure the future of the Web will be greatly furthered. I'm finding it inspirational in the process of designing; expand your dream's horizons!
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Hold on.  Is this just the blog, but put in book form?

I have no idea.  My wife saw that her friends had a copy of this, and then she needed to have a copy of it.  It might have some new stuff though, since my wife, as she read it would comment about how she hadnt read a section.  And she laughed.

I have only read one of the blog-stories that are included in this book, and that was the cartoon about the authors fight with depression.  I haven't faced what she has faced, but the way she described it helped me understand some people I know in a better way.  That was worth the money alone, you know, paying for something you can get free on the internet (support your local artists in the global village, etc).

I  then read them in one sitting and laughed and laughed.

I have a feeling that Brosh can actually draw, but her style is deliberately primitive.  The way she illustrates the weird hatted-tadpole that is the authorial stand-in in these comics shows she understands the human  body.  Dont let the bad drawing of the occasional nasty language dissuade you from reading these tales. Brosh is a keen observer of the human condition, and is someone to keep an eye on (in the anticipatory sort of way, though perhaps in the not trusting with the glassware sort of way as well).
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I found the content to be light on. Most of this suff is well documented on the web and most admins would find it in minutes. Took me about 30 minutes to go through and doubt I will ever open it again.
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While the book was a helpful read & informative, the author's website has a "will be back up when I feel like it" message... Leading me to think that maybe the author has some of the tendencies the book suggests, hmmm...? Lol
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Exactly as shown and described on webpage. Thanks!
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Basically it is the authors web links with his commentary on why they are important to blogging.  I did find some good new information.
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I subscribed to "Wired" years ago. In fact, I think I still have the very first issue they ever published! At some point I let my subscription lapse. I was busy with a lot of other stuff. I am so happy to be receiving it again! When the first issue arrived, I read it voraciously, cover to cover! Now I've received the second and am working on that! It contains lots about what's new and coming in the future, in technology, the sciences, music, business, you name it. It's well-designed and fun to read. If you're a geek or just someone who finds information about new things that might be happening in not-so-far-distant future a turn-on, then you'll probably love "Wired."
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I would recommend this book to anyone who has time to spend online.  I think it may take some uninterrupted time and concentration to get it going.  For the casual computer user, it may take longer.  Seems like it could work though.
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Es un plagio de diversos artculos de blogs de internet. Un plagio literal, palabra por palabra de artculos escritos por bloggers como Naukas, Aldea Irreductible o Microsiervos.

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Even in the age of wireless everywhere and everything on the internet it is still useful to have something like this around. There are a lot of commands in here that are hard to even find references to online.
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This is an interesting publication; I gave one copy as an interesting gift to a friend.
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As one might rightfully guess, given the rapid proliferation of websites and advancing technologies, this book is in dire need of an update. Judging from the content of the most recent edition, it was clearly written BEFORE the advent of WordPress, YouTube, and the whole app revolution! Think Netscape, Geocities, and Blogger.com, and you have this book. Plus a whole lot of dead links.

To be fair to the author, it's probably too much to ask for him to continually update the book when change happens so frequently and rapidly in the tech world. And yet, if you're going to write a book about it... maybe more general recommendations for implementing technology in the classroom is advisable. Granted, there are some activities in this book which surprisingly have withstood the tests of time, but there aren't nearly enough of them to justify paying the heavy cost of this book.

After reading the book in its entirety, I would say it is ideal for those teachers who are teaching in very remote corners of the world where resources are few and where computers are just being introduced to the society--like those cyber villages that have sprung up as of late. There are some very, VERY basic lesson plans here on how to use web browsers and conduct searches (albeit using Yahoo!) which may--MAY--prove useful to students who have never been exposed to this sort of thing (although I'm inclined to say that within a few years' time, one will be hard-pressed to find such a student, at least on this planet). If you aren't one of these teachers in the year of 2014, then save yourself the trip down memory lane.
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I purchased this book after reviewing Geojerry's website thinking there would be a fare amount of useful data for my upcoming project.
Upon reviewing the book I did find some fresh data, but found almost the same amount of advertisement for Geojeery's services. Which I already reviewed on his website.