Linux Networking Cookbook: Tasty Linux Recipes

I don't often hear SJVN sing the praises of a book this highly. It sounds like you've outdone yourself, TC.

Not that I expected anything else, of course. :)

Book goes on my list. BTW great cover picture TC!

TC --

I'm highly offended that you would put such an obvious tribute to Microsoft on the front of your book.

Let's face it:

That's a woman pounding a way on a horse shoe. Horse shoes go on horses to protect their hooves. We know that many girls and women love horses. Shoeing your own horse is a powerful expression of that love, taking time and sweat to take care of your horse. You really can't have a horse worth shoeing unless that horse has a hindquarters. And when you're talking horses' rears...

I think you're stretching Dino. Microsoft isn't a horse's rear. They're an entire ass (equus asinus, according to Wikipedia).

Now you owe me a keyboard AND a monitor. An impeccable chain of logic worthy of Mr. Spock himself!

>Now you owe me a keyboard AND a monitor.

Put it on my tab.

Dino probably owes several kb's and monitors by now.

>Dino probably owes several kb's and monitors by now.

Not to mention laptops, cell phones, and an Audi R6.

Keep the Audi- a Range Rover would be nice.

Dino might owe me a new laptop from my spitting a mouth full of coffee all over it while reading his thread starter.

Your hilarious Dino!

>from my spitting a mouth full of coffee

Just so long as I don't owe you a mouth full of coffee!!

I'm waiting for Horseshoe SP1 before I comment further.

Make that Audi a Fiat 500, since the latter runs on MS Windows - the project is called "Blue & ME" (really, not kidding!), probably referring to BSOD and WinME?

BTW Carla, your book is available in my country, and only 35 Euro's! A good reason to give myself a Christmas-present (Santa 'leaves' 5 December in my country, so that's too late).

No no no..just the computer, the coffee was irreplaceable..

;-)

>No no no..just the computer

Whew!! My wife gets deadly when she gets jealous.

I was at SCALE this weekend and the O'Reilly folks were kind enough to offer your book at 30% off - I'd been meaning to pickup a copy anyhow, so how could I resist? I also picked up a new book on git, and a packet analysis book. I haven't had a chance to do any real in-depth reading of any of them but the networking cookbook looks to be a treat.