OT: strangers asking for books?

Why dont ya come over and pick up one of my old 486s, scrounge some pieces to
make it functional, and hook the student up to the internet and point him/her
to the wealth of information about programming? ::grin::

If I was a hardware geek, I would go that kinda thing for the 'students' in
my neighborhood. What better tool can you give anyone than access to the
world!

On Thursday 23 August 2001 10:01, you wrote:
> has anyone had "simple students" from "poor families" asking for books on
> intermediate and advanced c++? I have one such chap asking me for such and
> am not sure what to tell him(besides no).
>
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