I agree -- I don't know how accurate these results are. I'm in a small town of 30,000 people and we have cable modems for $30 a month through the utilities company. There's fibre optics running throughout our little town. ----------- Resume
I would really like to see this stick but the article finishes with an appeal. This means that, though its a start it really isn't much to go on.
It seems flimsy though to say that programming is simply a language and therefore violates his right to free speech. It just doesn't seem like much to go on when the government believes that it is a national security issue. I'm still doubtful this means much. ----------- Resume
Interesting that buying them in bulk actually costs more... unlesss I read something wrong they are selling the book as a single for $18 (their price) and the 24 pack for $504.00 which means that they are selling each copy at $21.00 if you buy them in bulk.
Barnes-n-Noble is selling it for $504.00 Amazon is selling it for $504.00 Shopping.com is selling it at: $489.60 BuyBooks.com is comes in at the least at: $432.00
I was considering writing a free search engine that would find the cheapest book, CD, or Video by looking through the various sites. Do you think people would be interested in something like that?
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I agree -- I don't know how accurate these results are. I'm in a small town of 30,000 people and we have cable modems for $30 a month through the utilities company. There's fibre optics running throughout our little town.
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I would really like to see this stick but the article finishes with an appeal. This means that, though its a start it really isn't much to go on.
It seems flimsy though to say that programming is simply a language and therefore violates his right to free speech. It just doesn't seem like much to go on when the government believes that it is a national security issue. I'm still doubtful this means much.
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shit.com is registered -- go figure...
STEVE
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$504/24 = $21 which means you'll pay more if you buy them in bulk..
Which means that if you buy them in bulk they are twice as sure of your IQ.
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hmm...
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http://expert.cc.purdue.edu/~bganno n/booksearch/ and found that:
Barnes-n-Noble is selling it for $504.00
Amazon is selling it for $504.00
Shopping.com is selling it at: $489.60
BuyBooks.com is comes in at the least at: $432.00
I can't believe it!
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After talking about I wrote it and interfaced it to the web.
I'd be interested in any feedback.
Check it out at:
http://expert.cc.purdue.edu/~bgann on/booksearch/
Check it out at: http://expert.cc.purdue.edu/~bgannon /booksearch/
Let me know what you think, it will find the cheapest price on the net... if I'm missing some sites let me know.
How's about I...
Call it FREE, make it FREE and we all get rich!
;-)
Borders: $39.99 borders.com
O'Reilly: $39.95 oreilly.com
Amazon: $31.96 amazon.com
BarnsAndNobel: $31.96 barnsandnobel.com
BooksAMillion: $31.96 booksamillion.com
Books: $31.91 books.com
BuyBooks: $25.16 buybooks.com
I was considering writing a free search engine
that would find the cheapest book, CD, or Video
by looking through the various sites. Do you think people would be interested in something like that?