Two books that at first glance may not have much in common:
Graven Images, by Allan Ludwig (WorldCat)
The MS-DOS Encyclopedia, Microsoft Press, Edited by Ray Duncan (WorldCat)
Both deal with the dead, and speak of the symbols and glyphs chosen to represent them. And while the subjects of Graven Images date back some 300-400 years, The MS-DOS Encyclopedia only goes back twenty. However, that equates to about 350 Internet Years.
"Death and Time"
Detail of map of graves
At 1500+ pages, the MS-DOS Encyclopedia is about 75 cents wide
64K of memory - what to do with it all?
I think this snippet of code was used to stop Master Control in Tron
More pics at Flickr.
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