Hangout for experimental confirmation and demonstration of software, computing, and networking. The exercises don't always work out. The professor is a bumbler and the laboratory assistant is a skanky dufus.
Slashdot | Supporting Community Projects. This nice Slashdot item has me thinking about how nfoWare will be published, especially since it is a candidate for book (er, documentation) plus CD-ROM publishing, and all of the code will be open-source.
The LuLu home page has more information, as does the list of available items. Many books have a substantial discount if obtained in electronic instead of paper form. The entire presentation is fascinating and, in particular, completely straightforward and understandable. This is an intriguing operation.