Re: microserfs

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At 01:05 AM 7/14/97 -0400, you wrote:
> I would like to hear more about this microserfs, could anybody give me any
>information.
>
>Casey
>
>

I know this is an old message, but I wanted to reply to it anyways (:

Microserfs is an awsome book about a programmer who works at Micro$oft, and
ends up starting a company with his best friends (who are also all coders).

Its very "true to life" in terms of being a computer geek vs the "real
world" and how they precieve things because and due to computers.  And the
whole micro-universe that they create outside of the "real" world.

Douglas copland is a funny writer. I think if you want something to read
that is pretty light, and easy to get into, this is the perfect book (:



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