Read a book. Or thirty
March 19th 2008
I like to read. I also like to get in over my head.
For the most part, I read for education, but sometimes for entertainment. Sometimes it works both ways and I benefit more. There is much rejoicing.
This is my list of books that I’m either reading, or have on my shelf to read. It’s disgusting.
- The Complete Ball Python – Kevin McCurley link
- The More Complete Chondro – Greg Maxwell link
- Mein Kampf – Adolf Hitler link
- Programming Role Playing Games with DirectX, 2nd Edition – Jim Adams link
- Security in Computing – Charles P. Pfleeger and SHari Lawrence Pfleeger link
- Modern Operating Systems, 2nd Edition – Andrew S. Tanenbaum link
- Eclipse: Building Commercial Quality Plugins, 2nd Edition – Eric Clayberg and Dan Rubel
- Writing Secure Code, 2nd Edition – Michael Howard and David LeBlanc link
- Applied Cryptography, 2nd Edition – Bruce Schneier link
- The Art of Keeping Snakes – Philippe de Vosjoli link
- Rapid Development – Steve McConnell link
- Code Complete, 2nd Edition – Steve McConnell link
- Rainbox Six – Tom Clancy link
- Splinter Cell: Operation Barracuda – David Michaels link
- Splinter Cell: Checkmate – David Michaels link
- Ravenor – Dan Abnett link
- The Selfish Gene, 30th Anniversary Edition – Richard Dawkins link
- The God Delusion - Richard Dawkins link
- Ideas and Opinions – Alberta Einstein link
- Relativity: The Special and General Theory – Albert Einstein link
- The Code Book – Simon Singh link
- Fermat’s Enigma – Simon Singh link
- A Brief History of Time, 10th Anniversary Edition – Stephen Hawking link
- The Universe in a Nutshell – Stephen Hawking link
- God Created the Integers – Stephen Hawking link
- The Elegant Universe – Brian Greene link
- The Fabric of the Cosmos – Brian Greene link
- SmallTalk-80: The Language – Adele Goldberg and David Robson link
- Data Structures and Their Algorithms – Harry R. Lewis and Larry Denenberg link
- UNIX: The Textbook, 2nd Edition – Sarwar, Koretsky, and Sarwar link
- Malicious Mobile Code – Roger A. Grimes link
- The Art of UNIX Programming – Eric S. Raymond link
- Never Hitchhike on the Road Less Travelled – William Thomas
- Linux Firewalls, 3rd Edition – Steve Suehring and Robert L. Ziegler
- The Portable Technical Writer -Murdick and Bloemker
- Applied Statistics and Probability for Engineers, 4th Edition – Douglas C. Montgomery and George C. Runger
- The Communist Manifesto – Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels link
- The Lord of the Rings – J. R. R. Tolkien
- The Art of War – Sun-Tzu link
- Hitler’s Scientists – John Cornwell link
- Principia – Isaac Newton link
- The Humane Interface – Jef Raskin link
- The Origin of Species - Charles Darwin link
- Strategies for Engineering Communication – Susan Stevenson and Steve Whitmore
- The Art of Producing Games – David McCarthy, Ste Curran, and Simon Byron
- 10 issues of IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering
