[TriLUG] Free BOOKS

[Craig Taylor via TriLUG]

Sorry - know it's late to ask given post was from 5 days ago, but is the :
"1. Slack: Getting past burnout, busywork, and the myth of total efficiency
by Tom DeMarco" still available?

If not, how was it / thoughts on it?

On Sun, Oct 23, 2022 at 9:02 PM Esther L via TriLUG <trilug at trilug.org>
wrote:

> Folks, I am reducing my library and giving away somesorta-tech books. These
> can be picked up in Cary, near High House at Cary Pkwy.
>
> 1. Slack: Getting past burnout, busywork, and the myth of total efficiency
> by Tom DeMarco
> 2. Whale Done! by Ken Blanchard
> 3. Optimizing Java by Evans, Gough & Newland (free pre-publish)
> 4. The Bad Attitude Survival Guide by Barry E. Chambers
> 5. Work Would be Great if it Weren't for the People by Ronna Lichtenberg
> 6. pre-publish copy of "Linux Observability with BPF" by Calavery & Fontana
> (2019)
>
> Reply to email, or send email to me at estherList at gmail.com if you would
> like any of these paper books.
> Thanks,
> Esther Lumsdon
>
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