I'm working on a huge cleanup of my personal junk (sending multiple car-loads of e-waste to Syrotech/M.E.R.) and I have many books which I'm unlikely to have time to read in the near future. I thought the following ones would be suited to the SkSp library - any comments for/against me leaving these there for a while?
Applied Cryptography 2nd edition, Bruce Schneier Body of Secrets: Anatomy of the ultra-secret NSA, James Bamford Digital Design Principles and Practices, John F. Wakerly Discrete Mathematics with Applications 2nd Ed, Susanna Epp DNS and BIND 3rd Ed, Abitz/Liu Elementary Linear ALgebra 4th edition, Venit/Mishop Engineer's mini-notebook, Forrest M. Mims III ENIGMA The Battle for the Code, Hugh Sebag-Montefiore Free Culture, Lawrence Lessig Free Software Free Society, RMS Fundamentals of Algorithmics, Brassard/Bradley Illustrated Telecom Dictionary 3rd Ed, Jade Clayton Microelectronic Circuits second edition, Sedra/Smith Open Sources, many Rebel Code, Glyn Moody Reference Data for Radio Engineers 6th Edition Samba Pocket Reference 2nd Ed, Eckstein/Collier-Brown Structured Analysis and System Specification, Tom de Marco The Basic Practice of Statistics 2nd Ed (and study guide), David S. Moore The C Programming Language, Kernighan/Ritchie The Cuckoo's Egg, Cliff Stoll The Media Lab, Stewart Brand The Puzzle Palace: Inside the NSA, James Bamford The Second Scientific American book of Mathematical Puzzles and Diversions, Martin Gardner The Ultimate Hitchiker's guide, Douglas Adams
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