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 Evil Geniuses in a Nutshell - Illiad
Newest Review: ... fluffy. If you've ever worked in the IT industry, you will relate to the characters - AJ, the designer; Pitr the ... more  ... sysadmin; Greg and Miranda the tech support (eek, a female tech support bod!); Stef the slimey sales rep. Plus the cute little dustball (pictured on the front cover) and Erwin the AI entity. It's frightening how close to the truth it is. But also reassuring to know that at least you're obviously not the only people in the world that have to put up with the things you have to put up with. It's got it all - from Linux distribution wars to sushi to Quake deathmatches at 3am. And they're right - the Euro sy...more |
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Evil Geniuses in a Nutshell - Illiad: Evil Geniuses in a Nutshell (318 words)
by - written on 26/07/00 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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A User Friendly guide to World Domination. First came "Java in a nutshell", then "web design in a nutshell" - now O'Reilly have outdone themselves, with "Evil Geniuses in a nutshell". To any User Friendly fan, this is a must. For the people out there that haven't experienced User Friendly, it's ... well, it's like Dilbert, but less fluffy. If you've ever worked in the IT industry, you will relate to the characters - AJ, the designer; Pitr the sysadmin; Greg and Miranda the tech support (eek, a female tech support bod!); Stef the slimey sales rep. Plus the cute little ... Read the complete review
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