Stuff I Am Finding When Cleaning
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I'm finding lots of awesome stuff while cleaning out my dad's house and I figured that a place to put them would be great. Some pretty hilarious stuff in here, including a book that I wrote around 1987.
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From my IBM AIX class in 2000.
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Some Dungeons and Dragons collateral I found that I wrote in 1992.
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Another one...
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Our York Society for Strategic Gaming was a big deal back around 1992 and 1993. It was the biggest and most active club in the school and the only one running its own news letter. Only club to meet once a week, too and it met five days a week!
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"Que Using Visual Basic 5 Second Edition, Special Edition"
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Yup, for some reason we still had a V.92 modem kicking around in the closet. No idea why. I'm getting basically everything you see here thrown out now. Time to clean all of this stuff out.
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So many books from the VB 4, VB 5 and VB 6 eras.
"Wrox Peter Wright's Beginning Visual Basic 5"
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Found this. The old software we used for taking credit cards in 2000.
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"Visual Basic 6 Black Book"
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Visual Basic 6 Unleashed
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@scottalanmiller said in Stuff I Am Finding When Cleaning:
Visual Basic 6 Unleashed
Yeah, that's the reason why I don't like IT books. They are like computers, outdated the second you put them in the basket.
I have like maybe 10 myself, mostly reference books. I do stick to Google for the most part.
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Morning Scott! May I? Found this beaut the other day in a closet in our programming department. Whatta tank!
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@Adaministrator said in Stuff I Am Finding When Cleaning:
Morning Scott! May I? Found this beaut the other day in a closet in our programming department. Whatta tank!
Looks great! But I wonder if it was ever powered on. I don't see the dust bunnies in there anywhere!
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@scottalanmiller An external no less, helped so many people with serial port settings as a kid.
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Visual InterDev 6 Unleashed
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@thwr said in Stuff I Am Finding When Cleaning:
@scottalanmiller said in Stuff I Am Finding When Cleaning:
Visual Basic 6 Unleashed
Yeah, that's the reason why I don't like IT books. They are like computers, outdated the second you put them in the basket.
I have like maybe 10 myself, mostly reference books. I do stick to Google for the most part.
The move away from dialup is what killed the IT book industry. When you've got so much information available via a search engine, books became outdated before they get printed
