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Dear Abyss

2024-10-30 00:21:11.98528+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Michael W Lucas's kickstarter for Dear Abyss: the FreeBSD Journal Letters Column, Years 1-6, if only for the intro quote:

Decades in the computing industry have taught me several undeniable lessons: Computers were a mistake. The IT business is terrible. The Web is a cancer, email is a nightmare, and overclocked monkeys are evolutionarily unsuited to chat. But here we are.

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