Google Maps Hacks

Early in the book the author describes himself as a "command line jockey", without apparent irony, and I knew at that stage that this book was not for me. The book is about the applications and possible adaptations of maps available on the web through Google, but it is clearly written by computer techies for computer techies, and passes staight over the head of the general reader. If you're into computers, you may well find this book useful and interesting - if you're not, you won't.

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