Recommend me books that can tell me everything I want to know about computers and OSes.
Book Recommendations
Bentley Morris
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Daniel Ramirez
Reverse Engineering for Beginners - Dennis Yurichev
Expert C Programming - Peter Van Der Linden
Ryder Robinson
The Art of Computer Programming by Donald Trump Knuth
Anthony Williams
nand2tetris.com
It links to its own book version you bulbuous fagget.
Adam Moore
Knuth is just a pseudo name the God Emperor uses anyways, probably.
Wyatt Clark
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Noah Cook
g.sicp.me/books
Torrent and seed nigger.
Grayson Anderson
Nolan Hill
rtorrent says it doesnt have any trackers
Kevin Murphy
find gentoomen's library in the top sticky.
James Rogers
James Nelson
thanks
Luke Martin
HOLY FUCKING SHIT
Ethan Howard
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Eli Perry
Is the /g/entoomen library still relevant? Also, the last time I checked it out there were some sketchy scripts and .exe hiding among the files.
Elijah Hall
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Gavin Cooper
Don't know if it's still relevant, but when I was young, I really enjoyed 'structured computer organization' by Andy Tanenbaum
Isaiah Gutierrez
I've been reading Realm of Racket recently. It's about making games in Racket. It's pretty good so far, but it's a bit fast paced.
Bentley Hernandez
Ok, Minix seems to be further than GNU/Hurd. And his books on operating systems are good.
Maybe OP should ask about the different categories like OS, databases, the different programming languages, software-hardware interface, algorithms, security, compiler, encryption, greyhat stuff and all the rest.
Adam Collins
I've heard good things about "clean code"
Anyone actually read it and can confirm?
Brody Ramirez
Don't know if it's still relevant, but when I was young, I really enjoyed 'structured computer organization' by Andy Tanenbaum>>587368
Yeah, minix is obsolete, but the things I learned from reading this book. It's never boring, he jumps from peripherals to the workings of crt monitors, to nand gates.
And I never had a better explanation of truth tables from anyone or anywhere but from this book. He made is sound.. easy. And it is.. Boolean logic is easy.
Christopher Sullivan
Seem to have fucked up my >>reply
Sorry bout that