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Pattern on the Stone
The
Pattern on the Stone is to computer science what A
Brief History of Time is to cosmology. This book approaches many
large questions by way of extremely basic concepts, pointing out that computers
are shockingly simple at their lowest levels and that a computer's power
derives from its simplicity and adaptability. Read
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Windows
98 Annoyances
Are you an avowed tinkerer who's already started to poke
around under Windows 98's hood? Or are you a goal-oriented user who just
wants to fix some of the operating system's irksome traits? Either way,
Windows
98 Annoyances fits your bill. This exclusive edition contains a
CD-ROM full of software utilities that will help you implement some of
the fixes that are explained in the book. Read
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Best
of Object-Oriented Programming, 1998
Design
Patterns CD: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software, the
hypertext version of last year's bestselling book, is our choice for 1998's
best object-oriented programming title. This CD-ROM is a required resource
for anyone who is developing software using objects because it allows developers
to access any of 23 basic patterns in the "pattern catalog" and to cut
and paste sample code into their own designs. Read
an article, read Amazon.com's interview
with John Vlissides or preview
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 BGP4
Since its introduction in 1993, the Border Gateway Protocol
(BGP) has been used extensively to allow network routers to optimize the
transmission of Internet Protocol (IP) packets across the Internet. As
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and corporations seek to make their network
infrastructures faster and more reliable, more administrators need to get
acquainted with BGP (now in version 4). John Stewart's BGP4:
Inter-Domain Routing on the Internet provides a short, authoritative
guide to how Internet routing works generally, along with the specifics
of the BGP4 protocol. Read
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