Out, Damn Spam!
My backlog of books is getting out of control again, with two titles sitting on my desk, covers staring balefully at me while I ignore then, even with their "advance reader copy' lure. Eventually, I'll get to them.
Meanwhile, another book that I've had on my desk for a while finally rose to the top and I have really enjoyed reading through my friend Danny Goodman's new book Spam Wars, from Select Books. Danny's been online about as long as I have, and if you're a Mac person, you'll know him as the author of the definitive books on AppleScript, and all 'net heads should know his JavaScript titles.
Here's a taste of what he's writing about, his description of the fascinating and scary "social engineering" that we're all susceptible to from the hacker community...
Meanwhile, another book that I've had on my desk for a while finally rose to the top and I have really enjoyed reading through my friend Danny Goodman's new book Spam Wars, from Select Books. Danny's been online about as long as I have, and if you're a Mac person, you'll know him as the author of the definitive books on AppleScript, and all 'net heads should know his JavaScript titles.
Here's a taste of what he's writing about, his description of the fascinating and scary "social engineering" that we're all susceptible to from the hacker community...
posted by Dave Taylor at
11:44 PM
