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Books in the Making

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 15, 2024

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The cult of Microsofters

Old ruined book decayed by sun

From Monday till Friday we published 137 pages/articles (that's 27.4 per day, on average) and still managed to do a couple of parties, not to mention go out for runs, trips etc. That's actually exceeding our expectations, but the general trend is, news cycles are slower/smaller, meaning that one can spent more time researching and producing, not reading and curating.

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Last week I wrote a short 'book' about abuse we've been receiving. It's not quite ready for publication, but it'll come out one day. I'm not too fond of writing books (when I was 22 a company offered to support me to write a technical book) because they're too long for today's generation to "sit through", but there are topics that merit extensive writing with careful attention paid to minor details. I intend to spend a considerable amount of time explaining what my family and I were subjected to for the 'crime' of promoting/covering Free software. I prefer not to self-impose any dates or deadlines, so let's just say it is work in progress. █

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