Brendan
Brendan, by Morgan Llywelyn I enjoyed this book a lot. I read a few others from the same author, and she seems to follow the same lines as in the previous books I read from her, but this one seems to be closer to my way of thinking, and with
Brendan, by Morgan Llywelyn I enjoyed this book a lot. I read a few others from the same author, and she seems to follow the same lines as in the previous books I read from her, but this one seems to be closer to my way of thinking, and with
When I started programming, I worked in paper. Getting a computer to run my idea was a distant target. Eventually I got access to some mainframes (sometimes by way of curious roads), but it never felt independent. It was always begging, or paying, or getting hired to do something that
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