BOOKS
Between Starfalls - S Kaeth
S. Kaeth
Never leave the path, but if your son goes missing maybe all those dogmatic rules no longer make sense and you're willing to risk everything to get him back. While I found the language a bit stil
DevOps with Kubernetes - Stephen Fleming
Stephen Fleming
This is a very high-level overview of what DevOps is in the first section and then how Kubernetes works in the second section. While I hoped to glean something from this, it should have been a blog p
Breaking Busy - Alli Worthington
Alli Worthington
In Breaking Busy, Alli Worthington, takes a look at how being "busy" is intoxicating, how we wear it like a badge of honour. The whole book has strong Christian overtones with much talk about forgett
Dark PR - Grant Ennis
Grant Ennis
Dark PR walks readers through all the "framing" companies do to minimize their responsibility so that they can keep doing the terrible shit they are doing. From car companies showing us all their "ma
Foreverism - Grafton Tanner
Grafton Tanner
In Foreverism, Grafton Tanner, examines the push towards nostalgia shown in society today. From endless reboots, which are safer than new properties thus more likely to profit, to gadgets that contin
Quill & Still - Aaron Sofaer
Aaron Sofaer
Like many books we start out with our main character getting whisked to a new world which they need to explore, but then Aaron takes a turn. Our main character is not the "hero of ages", in fact they
Duly Noted - Jorge Arango
Jorge Arango
Duly Noted is another book in the ever increasing and popular series of books on how to take notes, a genre that's been growing hugely in the last few years. If you're new to the field of taking good
The Apple II Age - Laine Nooney
Laine Nooney
What choices made the Apple II such a juggernaut in the early personal computing days? How did it become the standard of personal computing that many people measured everything else by? Nooney take
Powder Days - Heather Hansman
Heather Hansman
If you've idealized the life of a ski bum, or that friend that lives down by the river and kayaks every moment they can, this book takes a look at what the culture of being a dirtbag really means. It
A Simplified Life - Emily Ley
Emily Ley
Ley is writing a book, predominately to women, about how to simplify your life. Pair down your commitments, cut back on all the stuff you have in your house, don't fall into consumer culture. This