Judge rules Apple executive lied under oath, makes criminal contempt referral (thebignewsletter.com)

In this day and age, how many read these paper books - especially related to programming where things change very often. .NET and C# have changed so much over the years - I am not sure a paper book is something I would invest time or money.

WalterGR · 5h ago

Sure, it’s changed. How much of the older information is now irrelevant?

orionblastar · 5h ago

These are downloadable ebooks, DRM-free.

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