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Back in the golden days (pre-1990), Internet books were deadly serious tomes filled with lists of line-mode FTP commands, hair-splitting essays on why BITNET was not part of the Internet, appendices filled with lists of RFCs and the contact phone numbers for hooking up your large university to one of the 13 NSFNet sponsored regional networks. Dialup providers were non-existent, and so were Net-humor books.
And then one day, a book of Smileys (those little ASCII faces like >:-{) was released, and we old-timers were not amused. And in general, I have not been amused by so called "net-humor" books, and I was predisposed to not like Internet for Cats.
But as soon as I opened this book, a contented smile came over my face, and I curled up into a little ball on a sofa and wished I had a kittis kattus to share it with. This is without doubt one of the most charming Net-humor books in existence. I loved it from beginning to end, and so will you. Four paws up!
Computer Currents, March 1996
It's a great read and has good information, too.
Internet for Cats
Internet for Cats,Judy Heim,Alan Okamoto,No Starch Press,1886411077,Cats,Comics & Cartoons,Comics & Graphic Novels,Computer Bks - Internet,Form - Cartoons & Comics,Humor,Internet,Internet - General,Pets,Computers / Internet / General
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