[Swagbaby]

Some of these tech books get hosted by nerds on their personal sites and are surprisingly useful. Here's one: 

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[MPDixon2020]

I have been looking for this O'riley pack for a while

[jondpjones]

Awesome stuff, I love the O'Reilly books

[killerz1]

thanks for posting aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[amiablestranger]

Super helpful. Thanks

[Workaholic]

Thanks mate,gonna take this

[Miullah]

i will watch it for sure

[WildXD]

Awesome stuff!!!

[krbp2]

calling us out as tech nerds? I'll take it ig

[tish.dish.bish]

is this available without credit.

[garzito]

Thank you very much for this!

[Myamifares]

 Awesome content from oreilly thank you

[Lelkfahor]

Very nice, thanks!!

[darkhorse0205]

thanks for the help!.

[IC4RUSZ]

Wow amazing! Thank you.

[DSoul88]

Great contribution!

[bobzled]

Thank you so much for this

[osteon]

thanks for posting dude!

[ooozymandias]

Thanks for sharing; FWIW much of this is outdated, for whoever might be trying to self-learn. To even find out what's dated and not, it's best to see what's happening out there, e.g. on github. For fundamentals, there are plenty of resources on public class websites.

[mv3junk]

Thanks. This is a very helpful find.