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This is appropriate because nerds appreciate brevity. On the other hand, &lt;I&gt;Evil Geniuses in a Nutshell&lt;/I&gt; appreciates levity.&lt;p&gt;  I was guessing that maybe the book was about crazy computer scientists. And, in a way, it is! But more accurately, &lt;I&gt;Evil Geniuses in a Nutshell&lt;/I&gt; is a collection of the &lt;I&gt;User Friendly&lt;/I&gt; cartoon strips, originally published on the Internet at http://www.userfriendly.org/. The fuzzy-headed-with-feet guy on the book's cover is Dust Puppy, the strip's mascot (who is apparently very popular among the propellerheads; a copy of him secretly appears in the game Quake III). Other characters, familiar to anyone who works in high tech, also appear in the comic strip, as well as various foreign agents, domestic spies, and what possibly could be parodies of well-known computer geeks.&lt;p&gt;   The book is funny--the only Nutshell book I've ever laughed at. The illustrations were obviously done on a computer in some bitmap graphics application, but they aren't bad (and don't tell me they're stupid unless you've tried it; it &lt;I&gt;is&lt;/I&gt; hard). The humor is often subtle, but I occasionally found myself bursting out laughing. Like Dilbert, Calvin and Hobbes, or even &lt;I&gt;Married with Children&lt;/I&gt;, it takes a while to soak in the humor, but then it becomes addictive.&lt;p&gt;  I recommend &lt;I&gt;Evil Geniuses in a Nutshell&lt;/I&gt; if for no other reason than so you can have a truly funny computer book on your shelf. (Or in the WC, which is where I read it.) There is a follow-on called &lt;I&gt;User Friendly&lt;/I&gt; the comic strip, also from O'Reilly. The more you're into technical things, the more you'll appreciate it. &lt;I&gt;--Dan Gookin&lt;/I&gt;  </Content></EditorialReview><EditorialReview><Source>Book Description</Source><Content>The follow-up to the highly successful first collection of User Friendly comic strips from O'Reilly &amp; Associates, &lt;i&gt;Evil  Geniuses in a Nutshell&lt;/i&gt; tells the continuing tale of  Columbia Internet, "the friendliest, hardest-working and most  neurotic little Internet Service Provider in the world." Take three techs, two salespeople, a designer, two executives, a couple  of administrative staff, mix in a mischievous Artificial Intelligence and a "dust puppy" born from the innards of a mega server, put  them all together in a crowded little office, and you have the  makings of one of the most off-beat, original and funny comic  strips to come along in years.&lt;p&gt;"If you ask 20 people what User Friendly is about, you'll get 20 subtly different answers," says the cartoon's creator, J.D. 'Illiad' Frazer. "  Some say it's a cartoon about Open Source; some say it's about the rift  between technical and nontechnical staff; others say its about the pain  that technical people suffer when dealing with the stubbornly  unintelligent; some even say that User Friendly is a cartoon about Internet Workers. User Friendly addresses all those issues, but I don't think that's  what it's about, strictly speaking. User Friendly's universe revolves  around the simple idea that technology brings out both the best and the  worst in people, no matter who they are." &lt;p&gt;User Friendly reads like Dilbert for the Open Source community.  With a massive online following, it provides  outsiders a light-hearted  look at the world of the hard core geek, and allows those who make  their living dwelling in this world a chance to laugh at themselves.</Content></EditorialReview></EditorialReviews></Item></Items></ItemLookupResponse>