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Chasm City by Alastair Reynolds

I read your review of "Just For Fun". I am just starting it now. I actually like that it's not so much about linux because that's not my interest. I am fascinated by the open source crowd (my brother is one of them so I see my brother in all of them) because of their intelligence, nonconformity, and independent natures. And their rationality. Maybe because you are one of them you don't find that aspect so fascinating. I'll let you know what I, as a common nonprogramming person, thinks of it. Thanks for your take on it.

Have a great day.

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