Poll says it all really :p

Personally I voted no, because I always read through them way too quickly and end up missing up half the story :p

I use to read in college, but since then I mainly just read online. So not sure if that counts.

Well, online is a different thing imo. By books I mean actual real life books, not e-books or whatever.

Last book i read was The Blue Nowhere by Jeffrey Deaver.
It was about a hacker who had written a back door trojan programme that he used to get info and then murder the people.So the cops had to release some other hacker from jail to track him down online...A very good read by all accounts just a little dated as it was published in 2001 and the internet and pc's have changed so much even since then...

Heh, sounds pretty freaky :p.

I bought a "teach yourself PHP" book and a "teach yourself networking" basically they gave me a "Touch-base" type feel. pretty good i think! ABout to purchase a Flash book also.

I wouldnt bother with the flash book, get yourself sothink flash decompiler software that lets you.. how can i say look at any flash file on the net and open it so you can see how its done.You will learn more from seeing how its done than reading..Its just for educational purposes of course...

ya, I've learned a lot online, but sometimes I like to read some stuff from a book. I've got flash MX'04. what "decompiler" do you speak of?

Decompiler basicly shows the source code of a flash file. I'm not sure whether or not this is legal actually.