pg 130 (Ch 10, Email Management, "Delete or forward, then delete")

I also don't reply to emails spreading the latest hilarious Internet
joke - such as when I learned about a seven-year-old boy in England,
named Craig Shergold, trying to get into the _Guiness_Book_Of_World_
_Records_ by amassing the largest postcard collection. Oh wait, that's
an urban legend.

It isn't an urban legend; it is a real story that is no longer relevant because he made the record.

I would change:
Oh wait, that's an urban legend.
to
Oh wait, he's no longer collecting them.

http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/timemgmt/errata/timemgmt.307 states:

> ########################################
>
> {175} line 1, line 4, line 5
>
> $*
> ->
> $@
>
> (three occurrences)
>
> ########################################

pg 175, line 1, (corrected) thus reads:

> The $@ in the makeimage1 script...

The other two occurrences cited in the above correction likewise refer to the same script (bottom of 174).

However, while the description of the makeimage1 script on 175 was updated in 3/07, the script itself was not updated, and still reads:

> mkisofs _D -l -J -r -L -f -P "Limoncelli" -V `date -u %m%d` $*

The "$*" at the end of the script should, it would therefore seem, be changed to "$@", in keeping with 3/07 {175} line 1, line 4, line 5. (The same error appears to have also been corrected in 3/07 {175} code example, line 1 and 3/07 {177} code example, line 1.)