The uCurrent combined with a multimeter will give me more accurate current measurements. Thanks Dave!

My new early morning book. It's intense, puzzling, opaque and strange, just like Dick during his 15 years of exegesis and hypergraphia.

I found a nice used copy of Leo Brodie's "Starting Forth" that used to be part of the "U.S. Air Force Weapons Laboratory Technical Library". It's not mint condition like the one that got lost at Bruce's house but still nice.

A very nice little book about viruses.

The grubDAC is a nice entry level audio DAC. Works well with the Crack headphone amp from Bottlehead.

It's the last day of the year and I'm finally done unpacking all the books and other stuff we shipped from Germany. To celebrate that I've created a slideshow of the last 81 books I unpacked. Enjoy!

Update:

Youtube sent me a notice stating: "Your video may have content that is owned or licensed by IODA."

Though I'm quite sure IODA does not own the license to the recordings used, I changed to CC licensed music by the Lucky 7s and uploaded to Posterous instead.

I'm on the home stretch now. Today's unpacked books include some fantasy books, Unix philosophy, programmer interviews, instructions on source code reading, a Common Lisp performance book, astronomical formulae, robot philosophy, computer generated poetry, scifi, The I Ging, some papers by Claude Shannon, speed reading, computer architecture, Kurt Gödel again, a Malevich art book, expert systems, the wonderful Etudes for Programmers by Charles Wetherell, F.A. Hayek's money theory, books on creativity and writing, biographies, computer viruses, the crazy Hacking Matter by Wil McCarthy and a book on eye exercises for those days when you've stared at the screen for too long.

Today's 39 books start with Arno Schmidt's books about other authors, continue with books by Arno Schmidt, then a wonderful edition of James Joyces's Finnegans Wake,  followed by Illuminatus by Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea, then we see Edward R. Tufte's main body of work with some examples and end with two books about typography and typesetting.

 

I just unpacked another 50 books. This time it's a mix of writing and grammar tutorials, physics, mathematics, biographies, chemistry, philosophy, design and typography.

So excited, can't wait to read it!