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Book Review: The Book of Inkscape

Years ago, I discovered Gimp, the free tool that provides Photoshop-like processing of images. Only recently have I come across Inkscape -- the free graphics editor that competes with the likes of Adobe Illustrator. Even you can prepare professional quality graphics if you take the time to learn this fabulous tool. And now here's a book to teach you everything you need to know.



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Women in programming

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Book Review: The Art of Deception: Controlling the Human Element of Security

If I had only one thing to say about The Art of Deception, it would be that it convinced me that even technologically savvy people fall prey to the guile of practiced social engineers (formerly known as a "con artists" to most of us).



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Network Know-How: An Essential Guide for the Accidental Admin

If you find yourself getting calls from all your neighbors just because you're a systems geek and can pull a network together in your sleep, here's a great source of fundamental network know how that you might recommend.



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Twitter is all about listening

A picture-book primer on writing 140-character messages.

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