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How dare you leave out Snow Crash.
@OP- Does it have to be Sci-Fi or can it be in the general low-level Fantasy/Dystopia genre?

Sorry, I have not read Snow Crash yet XD I'll have to check it out.

For a book by an InfoSec guy, Daemon (and freedom) are a good read.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_%28novel_series%29


for Cyberpunk I can't stress enough my love for William Gibson. Neuromancer, Johnny Mneumonic, ect...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprawl_trilogy


Actually read Blade Runner or Do androids dream of electric sheep By philip K dick
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_Androids_Dream_of_Electric_Sheep%3F


Dunno if these help but I love this kind of stuff.

I'm sorry, am I the only one really excited for $Clone's lightsaber above his office example? (Real or not that's the first thing I noticed)


Secondly, grats on the permit and gun! When I heard gerber I know it's not but I thought of the baby food company and thus promptly thought of a rambo like baby handing out knives.

I run on coffee, tea, noodles and the occasional sea food meal.

This speaks to me on a spiritual level.


I try to eat 3 meals a day to keep the metabolism boiling, going or however you want to word it. The meals are small though, and usually no more than large snacks compared to most of my friends. I also eat snacks between meals.


Breakfast = 2+ eggs, over hard plus coffee
brunch snack = nuts, fruit, more coffee
lunch = varies but can range from a sandwich to a bowl of noodles to who knows what, as well with either more coffee, water or tea
end of work day/post workout snack = nuts, chicken, lots of protein
dinner = hell if I know until it's there
after dinner munch time = chips, maybe some more nuts


This is slightly average with days here and there where I ignore it and eat only one meal for the whole day. I avoid wheat like the plague cause it makes me sick but usually I love just about any food infront of me. Vegan food looks interesting, I'd be willing to try it if it was made for me but it's not the diet for me.... avoiding wheat is hard enough.