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biohazerd87 · **Re: How Was Your Christmas? -** 27-12-2005

I had a great Christmas.

I got a couple of books I would STRONGLY suggest reading; they are by O'Reilly so they are great books

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1. "Windows XP Hacks"
2. "Google Hacks"
3. "PC Hacks"

O'Reilly has a whole series of "Hacks" books so check out their website to check if what you’re interested in is on there. They aren't actually hacks in a sense most people think hacks. By "hacks" they mean tips/tricks/learn how to do really cool stuff you didn't know you could do. For example, in the "Windows XP Hacks" book they teach you a lot about how to edit Windows GUI through the Registry, or how to better protect yourself from ads, spam, and the like. They give a lot of links to great software that I never heard of and now I use them everyday.

I got various other items like a nice pair of headphones, CD-R's, Money (yay

) and what not.

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biohazerd87 Moderator by day Waypointer by night Status: Offline Posts: 1,039 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Missouri	Re: How Was Your Christmas? - 27-12-2005 I had a great Christmas. I got a couple of books I would STRONGLY suggest reading; they are by O'Reilly so they are great books . 1. "Windows XP Hacks" 2. "Google Hacks" 3. "PC Hacks" O'Reilly has a whole series of "Hacks" books so check out their website to check if what you’re interested in is on there. They aren't actually hacks in a sense most people think hacks. By "hacks" they mean tips/tricks/learn how to do really cool stuff you didn't know you could do. For example, in the "Windows XP Hacks" book they teach you a lot about how to edit Windows GUI through the Registry, or how to better protect yourself from ads, spam, and the like. They give a lot of links to great software that I never heard of and now I use them everyday. I got various other items like a nice pair of headphones, CD-R's, Money (yay ) and what not.