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What can I do with my used O'reilly books?
Or any outdated technology book for that matter.
I have a bunch of old tech books that I can't imagine anyone would pay money for. What are we to do with these deprecated dinosaurs?
I have a bunch of old tech books that I can't imagine anyone would pay money for. What are we to do with these deprecated dinosaurs?
I’m undecided
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Inappropriate?this is what I do: bookcrossing.com it's a 100% free book exchange program, here's my link (no affiliate anythings, just makes me feel social!)
http://bookcrossing.com/friend/rubyis...
I’m a book geek
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Inappropriate?Thanks ruby,
That's a neat idea. I think my first book crossing will be:
Actionscript: The Definitive Guide circa 2001 written by the notorious Colin Moock.
I'm going to leave it on a picnic table in south park sometime next week. Hopefully it gets used for something other than toilet paper.
I’m thankful
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Inappropriate?I've heard of this service before. It's a great idea! A friend of mine once found a Bookcrossing book in a produce bin at a grocery store.
