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<title>'Read' rhymes with 'dead' and 'bead'. It's very confusing</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<p>A few months ago I started browsing used book sites for old technology books. I forget what I was initially looking for, or even if I found it. But while I was looking I discovered that there were a lot of used tech books that were very cheap, and a lot of these old tech books had great covers.</p>

<p>Since XML is really good for cataloging things, I started a list/gallery of the books I've collected so far, and I started throwing in most of the other books I've collected throughout the years. You can check it out <a href="books/index.xml">here</a> or you can check the sidebar. </p>

<p>A small disclaimer, just because a book shows up on that list doesn't mean that I endorse it or have read it. It just means that I bought it and took a picture of it.</p>  ]]></description>
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<title>Þe Olde Internete</title>
<pubDate>Thu, 27 Jan 2022 17:03:00 CDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[<p>I keep reading articles about the mythical Old Internet and how it's coming back any time now. It hasn't. But will it? I <a href="http://wyrm.org/blog/oldinternetcomeback.xml">have some thoughts about that</a></p><p>I occasionally pick up a computer book at the book store and then put it back down once I see what the price of it is. Tech books are expensive, unless you're looking for books printed more than 10 or 20 years ago. Then they get real cheap. Sure they might not be as up to date as the current books, but a lot of the basics haven't really changed that much in the last 20 years or so. Plus the cover art alone is typically worth the asking price. I don't have enough books to start an inventory page yet, but I'm strongly considering it. </p>   ]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[<p>How about 2021, huh?. I'm not going to bother going through and reminiscing/complaining about it. Plenty of people online and off have already covered that ground well enough.</p><p>I haven't had the time I would like to update this website. I don't even have the time now, I'm just pretending to work (people see me with a terminal window open and they think I'm doing something deep and they leave me alone for a while). But I do have one thing to share: I bought a new NES game.</p><p>"Big Deal," you say? Normally you'd be right, but this game is <em>new</em> new. Released at the end of 2021 new. And programmed by a friend of mine. I don't think I can explain how great I think it is that not only are people still making new games for the ol' NESter, but that they're also <a href="https://6502collective.com/">making real cartridges</a> to put them on with boxes and the whole works. That's fantastic. Added <i>Anguna: Scourge of the Goblin King</i> to the NES games list. </p><p>I also archived the 2021's index page, which you can find <a href="http://wyrm.org/index2021.xml">here</a> if that's what you're in to. Or you can just check the sidebar.</p>]]></description>
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