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I checked this out from the library (virtually) and it's great for anyone new to Python! (I'm not exactly new but it's been a while since I've gone over the basics.)
I checked this out from the library (virtually) and it's great for anyone new to Python! (I'm not exactly new but it's been a while since I've gone over the basics.)
The Revolution of Everyday Life (French: Traité de savoir-vivre à l’usage des jeunes générations) is …
Seems like 2025 is the right time to read this...
The Elements of Pizza breaks down each step of the pizza-making process, from choosing a …
I've tried a lot of recipes and tips in this book and it's really helped my pizza making adventure.
I've tried a lot of recipes and tips in this book and it's really helped my pizza making adventure.
A comprehensive guide to making pizza, covering nine different regional styles--including standards like Neapolitan, Roman, …
More pizza stuff!
Some great tips on using Procreate.
A feral, heart-busting, absurdist debut about Molly, a rambunctious and bawdy ten-year-old searching for friendship …
I went to a reading and heard the first three chapters... need to finish it now!
I read some of this book and then gave it to a friend. It's got some fun info about building a guitar.
I read some of this book and then gave it to a friend. It's got some fun info about building a guitar.
A great (modern) primer on papermaking.
Another fun Kevin Wilson book. Not the best of his work but still enjoyable.
Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative is a book …
As one of those people cursed to be creative without any real choice in the matter I really enjoyed this book. I can think of a few people I'd like to give this to as a gift. It's probably worth re-reading every few years as well.
As one of those people cursed to be creative without any real choice in the matter I really enjoyed this book. I can think of a few people I'd like to give this to as a gift. It's probably worth re-reading every few years as well.
Another really funny book by Wilson. This one looks at art and what happens to it (and what happens to you) when you release it to the world. There's a few fun shout outs to punk bands from the 1980s and 1990s and even the mention of a "Wisconsin punk band who only put one out 7" record" which I found hilarious.
Another really funny book by Wilson. This one looks at art and what happens to it (and what happens to you) when you release it to the world. There's a few fun shout outs to punk bands from the 1980s and 1990s and even the mention of a "Wisconsin punk band who only put one out 7" record" which I found hilarious.
Looks like another good Milwaukee history book...
In 1987, off-the-grid punk agitator Larry Livermore began documenting the burgeoning DIY East Bay punk …
My first experience with Lookout Records was mail ordering the first bunch of 7" records they released, and through the years bought more (and more!) records from Lookout. I got to know (and become friends with) David Hayes, and a few other people and bands involved with Lookout over the years, but I never really knew Larry. This book helped me get to know Larry as well as I could through the written word, and I finally found out what the hell happened at Lookout Records... at least according to Larry's side of the story.
My first experience with Lookout Records was mail ordering the first bunch of 7" records they released, and through the years bought more (and more!) records from Lookout. I got to know (and become friends with) David Hayes, and a few other people and bands involved with Lookout over the years, but I never really knew Larry. This book helped me get to know Larry as well as I could through the written word, and I finally found out what the hell happened at Lookout Records... at least according to Larry's side of the story.
More classic Cometbus stuff from Aaron. If you grew up when we did, and where we did (in the punk scene) it's probably a very enjoyable read.
More classic Cometbus stuff from Aaron. If you grew up when we did, and where we did (in the punk scene) it's probably a very enjoyable read.
Programming with OpenSCAD is a STEM-focused, learn-to-code book for beginners that introduces core computational thinking …
If you’re a complete newbie to using OpenSCAD, this would be a great book for you. I could still do most of what I do without ever having read it, but I feel like I picked up enough tips and tricks to make it worthwhile.