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The Hiding Place
The Hiding Place© 1971 Corrie ten Boom, John and Elizabeth Sherrill241 PAGES You are my hiding place; You preserve me from trouble; You surround me with songs of deliverance. Psalms 32 When Corrie ten Boom turned in her family radio … Continue reading
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Tagged "classic", Christianity, Classics and Literary, Classics Club, Classics Club Challenge, Netherlands, WW2
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Broad Band
Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet © 2018 Claire Evans288 pages When the ENIAC was first displayed for the public, its proponents bragged that it could do complex mathematical calculations in seconds which would have … Continue reading
Force and Motion
ST DS9: Force and Motion© 2016 Jeffrey Lang352 pages All Miles O’Brien wanted to do was visit a research lab and catch up with an old friend, along with his engineering chum Nog. He didn’t expect to be thrown into … Continue reading
Cloud from the Machine
“The Internet is a funny thing.Then and now, it has been a thing: an infrastructural backbone of immeasurable complexity, a scaffolding over modern life that has grown stronger than the building itself, which seems to have crumbled under its weight. … Continue reading
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Inside the mind of a thief
This is a related video for A Burglar’s Guide to the City. It’s an interview between a Plano City police officer and a three-time offender (Michael Durden) about his experience breaking into homes. According to the interview, Duren was a ‘thief’ … Continue reading
Artemis
Artemis© 2017 Andy Weir320 pages “This is a results-oriented profession. The moon’s a mean old bitch. She doesn’t care why your suit fails. She just kills you when it does.” Jazz Bashara only wanted to engage in a little industrial … Continue reading
Reads to Reels: Ready Player One
The Redbox technician hadn’t long placed copies of Ready Player One in my local machine before I eagerly rented one. I experienced the book a few weeks back, enthralled by the story and Wil Wheaton’s delivery of it, and so … Continue reading
Among the Wild Cybers
Among the Wild Cybers© 2018 Christopher L. Bennett 256 pages In the not-so-distant future, humanity’s exploration of the cosmos has begun in earnest — driven in part by the plight of Earth, with collapsing ecosystems forcing outward movement. Among the Wild … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, Christopher L. Bennett, science fiction, transhuman
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We the Living
We the Living © 1936 Ayn Rand 528 pages “I fear for your future, Kira,” said Victor. “It’s time to get reconciled to life. You won’t get far with those ideas of yours.” “That,” said Kira, “depends on what … Continue reading