When I was first asked to review this book, I was somewhat taken aback by the title. I wondered if it could be construed as blasphemous. The dictionary came to my rescue with this definition: damn, adj., beyond doubt or question.
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You have to get that along with this one--> Windows Server 2003 (Inside Out) by William Stanek. PERIOD!
Proof: Just read both and you'll know.
Is this supposed to be a book review or an advertisement for the book?
Where is the analysis? Where is the commentary on each of the chapters and how those chapters are structured?
What a DAMN disgrace!
There is a television show called "The Best Damn Sports Show Period" on FoxSportsNet. There are other channels than TechTV, yo. :-)
Windows and Server in the same sentence, LOL
I guess that was supposed to be funny.
Is this book available on PDF for free download? if it is let me know the link !
JackSon
I would say I agree with this one.
This book covers literally everything you need to know about Windows Server 2003 in just one book.
Highly recommended.
I covered two of the topics that I found of particular interest, tried to keep my review short enough to keep the public interest and discussed that most relevant of topics - security, which is covered throughout the book's 27 chapters. I purposefully chose not to write a book on the book. Thanks for the feedback though, I'll keep it in mind for the next one.
Blasphemy? Are you serious? You must have led a very sheltered life.
Sorry if I was a little hard on you. I hadn't had much sleep when I wrote my comments. I do think that the review could have been a bit more extensive and analytical.
No problem, good criticism is rare. I'll flesh out the next one a bit. I'm still tweaking the format of these reviews.
blasphemy is defined: the act of claiming the attributes of deity, the logic then goes that only deity can damn, as in condemn to hell, anything... therefore it could be considered a blasphemous statement were it not for the alternate definition... As for your question, "Are you serious?", it's semantic, you decide for yourself how important the words are.