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Chinese > Books for learning Chinese >
Recommended – This book has value above and beyond being a book of definitions.
Feel free to change the Amazon.com URL from .com to your language of choice. Odds are good that it’ll be available from another amazon.foo website.
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Chinese > Books for learning Chinese >
Highly recommended – Portable, durable and to-the-point.
(amazon.com: look inside) (look inside unavailable as of 2013-10-11)
Feel free to change the Amazon.com URL from .com to your language of choice. Odds are good that it’ll be available from another amazon.foo website.
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Entertainment, Intelligence > Atheism >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0429323/
(on pbs.org)
These are old notes from earlier short videos, which were removed and which I don’t have.
This will get updated if and when I re-watch the proper thing.
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Entertainment > Reading >
https://www.alibris.com/Philosophy-in-the-Flesh-George-Lakoff/book/10659440
To read
This book is mind blowing. I think the best description I can give of what it’s topic and goals are is to present the first chapter, in full. From here I think anyone interested in the subject will understand fully where this book is going and the intentions of the authors.
By George Lakoff and Mark Johnson.
TODO – Finish the linking.
complete cache and links coming later
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Entertainment > Reading >
(on Wikipedia)
https://web.archive.org/web/20080528034440/https://www.underground-book.com/ [ 1 ] Also https://web.archive.org/web/20190701140045/http://www.underground-book.net:80/
To re-read
Note that there is an updated print edition.
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Entertainment > Reading > Slackware >
(on Wikipedia)
www.slackbook.org
http://www.slackbook.org/html/index.html
The manual for Slackware Linux.
I just had a note that I was reading this. I can’t remember if I finished it or not.
Entertainment > Reading >
I wouldn’t recommend it, but it’s interesting.
(No notes were taken)
There are sequels:
Sneakier Uses for Everyday Things
Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things
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I only read a bit, and might pick it back up later.
For what I read of it, it was a formative read.
