Subtitled, “The classic guide to intelligent reading,” this often-recommended and highly regarded work on improving one’s reading promises to teach specific techniques designed to increase understanding and improve learning from the written word. It claims to feature techniques for various types of material and for various objectives, from entertainment to academic. This text was actually on a recommended reading list maintained by my alma matter in preparation for university…

Linux distros are a dime a dozen. A lot of them are great. I myself started with Debian back in the 90’s, then moved onto the now-defunct Mandrake before the advent of the new millennium. After that I meandered my way through Slack, Gentoo, and a host of others before settling on Arch in the mid-00’s.