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• Talking about pythons indeed. (Score:1)

  by dha (24)

  So does this mean ORA isn't doing an into to soft porn?
  • What book would Learning Curves be? (Score:1)

    by n1vux (1492)

    I thought Learning Curves would be ORA's intro to graphic programming with Splines, possibly part of the Learning ePiX series.

    Re the question
      So does this mean ORA isn't doing an into to soft pr0n?
    the covers are getting racier since they branched out. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jds/index.html [oreilly.com] http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/linuxckbk/index.html [oreilly.com] http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/1933097043/index.html [oreilly.com]

    I'm just surprised the SELinux books don't have a Bondage & Discipline cover theme.

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    Bill
    # I had a sig when sigs were cool
    use Sig;
    • Re:What book would Learning Curves be? (Score:2)

      by gnat (29)

      Hoop skirts are racy? Wow, my first Amish Perl coder! (other than Ziggy [python.org], of course)

      --Nat
      • Re:What book would Learning Curves be? (Score:2)

        by ziggy (25)

        Sorry, dude. I've been clean shaven for years now. ;-)
        • Re:What book would Learning Curves be? (Score:2)

          by gnat (29)

          I need to get my ass to PyCon so I can see you again :-)
          • Re:What book would Learning Curves be? (Score:2)

            by ziggy (25) on 2005.11.07 15:04 (#44383) Journal

            Don't bother. It's going to be in Dallas next year. I stopped by one year or two because it was local, and I wasn't doing anything important that day. ;-)

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