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Download a banned chemistry experiments book for children. I love the part where they want you to make chlorine gas and then sniff it.

http://chemistry.about.com/b/2008/08/05 ... iments.htm

^ mfw

Thanks, zazen! I have my non-fiction reading cut out for me now B) I don't understand Bash very well (heck, I don't even understand the structure and interpretation of computer programs very well!) and this looks like it will be the perfect remedy.

You may also try Bash Academy which is a work in progress draft of this guide :)

And not to mention The Bash Hackers Wiki.

Wow! Thanks guys. I will have a whole collection of Bash goodies to read now :)

Remember to check http://linuxbbq.org/grillers/PDF

^ Oh Yeah.All those are in my library :D

Anyone can grab those goodies with:

wget -r --no-parent -e robots=off http://linuxbbq.org/grillers/PDF/

^ Wow! Thats quite alot of useful links.Thanks for sharing rhowaldt :)

yeah, if people are going to throw bash links around, we might as well link the page i once made *for this exact purpose* :)

Not to mention you write real good too :) your articles and posts always cracks me up :D

This just keeps getting better... I hadn't the slightest clue about the linuxbbq.org/grillers directory. Using starks script to wget now :D

@rho Your masterful wiki skills never cease to amaze me...

thanks stark, thanks Dr :)

i actually made that list a long time ago for myself because i was learning bash. it is a good way to start scripting shit, really useful. of course now with all the experiments done by Joe, Gekko and Pidsley, i feel like i dont know shit. which i dont, really, so it is an adequate feeling. but seriously, the things these guys are working on are fucking amazing and awesome. but you all know that already, right? :)

rhowaldt wrote: the things these guys are working on are fucking amazing and awesome. but you all know that already, right? :)

I do :D ... we stand in the presence of masters

Edit: Changed from past tense to present tense for the sake of clarity.

@rho Yup, instantly crushed but then again they are willing to teach and not crush us ;)

/me is glad to know they are part (a big one) of the grill and i can annoy.. eh ask them questions when i'm really stuck :D

Since ClojureScript is giving me hard times because of my poor JavaScript, I've been studying this one.

I have a hard time sitting down to read e-books when there are so many other fantastic printed books, but this one was worth it. $78 hardback on Amazon, available for free the Handbook of Applied Cryptography is available for free at the Centre for Applied Cryptographic Research, University of Waterloo. Sure, it isn't the most updated thing around, but it does the job :D (I have just recently started hanging around ##crypto on Freenode, so I have no clue what I am doing yet. But it is fun nonetheless!)

seeing all the kool kids have already mastered react.js, i decided to read this:

^ I'm still trying to understand it. :(

GekkoP wrote:^ I'm still trying to understand it. :(

same here!

this is one of the weirdest js library i've encountered.