Authors: Roger Ebert. John Kratz.
Paperback, 1 pages
Publisher: Andrews Mcmeel Pub
Publication Date: 1994-05


Reviews :

    Written collaboratively by film critic Roger Ebert and computer whiz John Kratz, this A-to-Z collection of computer viruses will keep you laughing--and praying it's all just a joke. Covers everything from the Las Vegas Virus (it takes all your RAM, then extends you more RAM and takes that, too) to the Elizabeth Taylor Virus (doesn't look a byte over 39K)....

Authors: Ray Owens.
Paperback, 240 pages
Publisher: Joke A Day
Publication Date: 1999-12-01
Edition: 1

Reviews :

    Selected humor from the world famous Joke A Day website where we have been proudly making fun of morons since 1997! This book contains the funniest jokes you will find anywhere! Also included are letters that you just won't believe! You'll cringe as well as laugh out loud at the stupidity of the writers! Guaranteed to make you laugh!...

Authors:
Paperback, 304 pages
Publisher: Our Computer Guy
Publication Date: 2003-07
Edition: Pap/Dsk

Authors:
Paperback, 256 pages
Publisher: Hayden Books
Publication Date: 1992-09


Reviews :

    Projects ranging from the practical to the comic--from creating a mini file server out of an old Macintosh to converting a monitor into an aquarium--help solve the question of what to do with a broken or obsolete personal computer. ...

Authors: Jonathan Follett. Matthew Holm.
Paperback, 210 pages
Publisher: Toadspittle Hill Productions
Publication Date: 1999-09-09


Reviews :

    Will aliens enslave humanity? Is Bill Gates the Antichrist, ready to start his thousand-year reign of terror, misery, and crappy, bug-filled software? Will the Y2K Problem bring the planet to a screeching halt? Middle-class, half-assed, neophyte survivalists Jonathan Follett and Matthew Holm take you along as they prepapre for the end of the world. Come what may, Suburbageddon is guaranteed, to be a wild, hilarious, totally true end-times adventure....

Authors: Tim Collins.
Paperback, 128 pages
Publisher: Michael O'Mara
Publication Date: 2005-10-01
Edition: 1

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Authors: Ann Bishop.
Hardcover, 1 pages
Publisher: Dutton Juvenile
Publication Date: 1982-04-29


Reviews :

    A collection of riddles involving computers....

Authors: Carissa Vivirito.
Kindle Edition, pages
Publisher: Shifting the Drift
Publication Date: 2007-12-01


Reviews :

    Do you use the Web all the time, but feel overwhelmingly uneducated about what you should really be doing online? This light-hearted, often laugh out loud book utilizes common analogies to provide insight into the big bad world of the Internet. So roll up your sleeves and let's kick some Internet ass! Concepts covered include: How traditional stores are, and are not like online ecommerce sites, How your kitchen organization can teach you to be an expert Web site strategist, How road maps & directions can be your model for an online marketing approach, How to write for the Web, How your high school social structure of cliques are an eerily accurate analogy of how you are perceived on the Web, How to look at Web sites the way search engines like Google & Yahoo see them, How your Web site project should be managed like an addition to your home, How Google is like Kleenex....

Authors: Jeff Chacon.
Paperback, 252 pages
Publisher: Acumen House, LLC.
Publication Date: 1998-11-01
Edition: 1

Authors: I. B. McIntosh.
Paperback, 128 pages
Publisher: Arsenal Pulp Press
Publication Date: 2002-07-01


Reviews :

   

Microman is a book about the cult of personality surrounding the world's richest man—Bill Gates.

Bill Gates, chairman and CEO of Microsoft, is richer than royalty. How did such a shy, unassuming guy with glasses attain so much wealth and power? This question and others are answered in Microman, a collection of quotations, statistics, and anecdotes about the Man from Redmond, Washington.

Just over ten years ago, relatively little was known about Gates. Even when he became an overnight millionaire in 1986 people shrugged him off as another "techie." But today, a cult of personality has developed around the man who has shaped our future. Who is Bill Gates? What is it like to have so much money? What would you do with it? What would life be like if you were Bill Gates?

Microman shows you Bill's world through your own eyes: how your parents were worried because you were "different" (perhaps because at the age of five you signed an agreement with your sister allowing you unlimited access to her baseball mitt in exchange for five dollars); how you dropped out of Harvard in your junior year and moved to New Mexico, where you founded a company called Micro-Soft; and how you are now so rich, if you wanted to spend your entire fortune in eleven years, you would have to spend $145 for every second of every hour of every day.

Microman is full of notions, proposals, and suggestions on how life would be different if you were Bill Gates instead of the ordinary, broke chump that you are. This irreverent book is a primer for would-be self-starters and a cautionary tonic for corporate conspiracy theorists. In the world of Bill Gates, bigger may be better, but "Micro" is best.

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