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A collection of e-books to help you better understand computer science, and computer theory. We will constantly add new e-books to this section that we find interesting to share with the public.

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x86-64 Assembly Language Programming with Ubuntu

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Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide

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Making Servers Work

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Bash Notes For Professionals

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A new Wi-Fi router for the power users in the house. 

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Biology is stunning...

This intricate 3D animation of a cell highlights key organelles and structures, including:

→ Nucleus
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→ Mitochondria
(oval-shaped).

→ Endoplasmic reticulum
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How far are we from "protein printers" that enable anyone to make a protein of any sequence on-demand in a couple hours?

I'm imagining a box that takes a protein design from a computer and then physically makes it on a bench or desk.

This isn't yet feasible. It's still…

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