YMMV but I like the Jack Campbell Lost Fleet Series for spaceship fleet tactics. Does start getting a bit repetitive but I think it is at least good through the original series but I still like the rest.

Heh, I don't have that much trouble but my arms tend to hit corners of things because I keep failing to realize how close I am.

I earn my living and I'm told I'm a good coworker. But while I've done what I can to learn to be around other people, my wife and I tend to stick to ourselves outside of our 40 hours.

Also to add, I don't mean the deep end as in toss em in and walk away but in the more exposure the better. Explaining the meaning in a lot of interaction can help. I learned most of my understanding of facial expressions from reading and movies. Most of my knowing expressions is based on kind of pattern recognition, this kind of smile means this, plus eyes looking this way means this, so on. Also explanations of why something is good or bad in the interaction they just had helps. It took me a while to stop trying to understand things and just accept something is the way it is and wont make sense.

I just don't see talking about it before hand working very well. I learned the most when something went very badly and I had to look back at it and file away the memory for future reference of something not to do again.

Yeah I know how the emotionally stuck thing can go and having to force myself to drop something I've worried too long. Probably should have added to my post YMMV.

I've never been diagnosed, a few online tests put me solidly Aspergers but that doesn't mean a whole lot. With that being said, for myself I've never been able to intuitively understand social interaction. Over time I've been able to think through social interaction and get a better handle on them.

My parents tried putting me in a learning disability freshmen orientation in college but I went to the normal orientation instead. I've found the best teacher is just time being around people. The more I observe, the more it seems to make sense.

And ultimately I've just come to the realization that we are all weird in our own way, anyone who can't handle that can stick to their own clan.

I never asked the world to adapt to me, it can just keep out of my way.

I make a good living fixing the results of those H1B visa holders and other low paid but not very disciplined developers.

The things I read when I have no mod points.

I've tested it with my Galaxy S5 and found it typically overestimates steps by 25% to 75%. The primary reason appears to be I'm usually wearing dress pants with fairly loose pockets. And no I'm not going to strap a phone to my leg at work and I'd knock it off of a carrying case.

But not very fluffy...

Sounds like a prime set of functions to reorganize into proper classes.

I thought Rosetta found that 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko is not out gassing evenly. So if things are primary happening in the neck of the rubber ducky, does this reform the shell after melting and rehardening again?

Last I checked, most companies that want to make money with open source do better with providing services anyway.

For no graphics program development I found linux to be about as easy to use as the PC. I did have to learn a lot of command line stuff but I prefer that to digging through dozens of menus to find what I'm looking for. YMMV.