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The Hanged Man's Song - John Sandford

Description: ISBN 0743492188 / Genre: Fiction / Author: John Sandford / Paperback / 336 Pages / Book is published 2005-10-03 by Pocket Books

Newest Review: ... is a man called Bobby who has just been found beaten to death. If this is not bad enough it seems that the killer has stolen ... more

... Bobby's laptop, a devise crammed with state secrets. Slowly, but surely, over the next few days state secrets embarrassing congressmen and senators are being leaked to the press. There are a lot of nervous politician's around and they will do anything to get the information, include killing people. For Kidd and his hacker pals the information on the laptop is not for blackmail purposes, but to prevent their identities from being discovered. Kidd is in a race to find the laptop being held by a lunatic, either he g...more

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As someone who works closely with computers I often dread seeing shows that are about computer whizzes of have computers in them. Too many times you see an actor or actress clapping away on a keyboard as you see the monitor in front of them do things that are either impossible or have no correlation to their typing. Once again this may seem like a minor issue to most people, but again it annoys me! Shows like 'Chuck' have a more realistic interpretation of an IT guys skill level (i.e. pull out wire, blow into wire, plug in wire - fixed). Imagine then trying to write about modern technology. Describing computer work is dull enough, but getting it factual is also a ... Read the complete review