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        I just parted with a big chunk of my past: books that I haven't needed 
for several years now. Of course, the majority were Fox books, and it was tough 
to let them go (especially my copy of Hackers 3).

        I had offered the books here several times, and only got one taker for 
one book. I was faced with tossing them in the recycling bin as my only option, 
but remembered an alternative: freecycling (http://www.freecycle.org/).

        If you have stuff that you no longer want/need, but which someone else 
might want, you can post it to freecycle. I've done this also with old computer 
hardware (am I really going to use that DAT drive from 1994?), and now with 
these books. You should check out their site to see if there is a freecycle 
group in your area.



-- Ed Leafe




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