jedwards

Hey Les.

I read DV Code first and LOVED it. I was trying to figure out all the puzzles and got many or most which was a hoot. Then I read Deception Point. Found it much more predictable and realized he's a formula writer with a real talent for researching oddball things. Have A's&D's but don't feel like reading another A(x+y^2)/(5T+c) type book.

And OH YEAH the INS sucks.

tokyo_james

Hey Lesley

I read the DV Code, thought it was excellent. I also read Deception Point, which as JD says, was somewhat disappointing. I am about 30 pages from the end of Digital Fortress now as well, and I would say that it seems to me that Deception Point and Digital Fortress seem as if they were written for the movies more than for the book.

Still an entertaining writer, but not quite as good as he first appears, IMHO.

Things are pretty much the same as ever here. Hope things are going well for you

Mocky

maybe i should borrow the book from les next time i see her...

hmm.. book reading
not ing because of reading




decisions decisions...

tokyo_james

I do my reading on the bus, or while I am travelling and don't have access to the internet ... I wouldn't waste whoring time on reading !!!

Mocky

i don't have a bus to get in.... out by my place we don't even have buses. (or maybe we do, but i never see them)..

tokyo_james

I have the choice of taking the bus, which costs me US$1 and takes about 15 minutes, or driving in, which would cost me US$20 to park and probably 25 minutes to get there due to the walk from the car park to the office ... seems like a no brainer to me ...

Mocky

i'd walk

jedwards

Yeah what would the walk be? 1/2 hour? If so I'd do the walk.

tokyo_james

Walk would take more than an hour ... and in this humidity, I don't think any of you would want to walk it !!!!

Mocky

wuss..


j/k...