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Last week’s post about The Book Borrower, one of my bookish pet peeves, seemed to have hit a nerve with a lot of people.

So I thought I’d dig a little deeper. Playing off last week’s post, I created some rules to help you navigate the muddy waters of loaning books.

Is it okay to loan books? Of course it is. But if you want your book back, you’ll need some guidelines. Here are mine:

Establish a book-loaning circle of trust, then never loan outside of it.

Who are the most trustworthy people in your life? That’s your book-loaning circle of trust, right there. If you wouldn’t loan them money, if you don’t trust them to be on time for your wedding, if they talk about you behind your back, then they don’t belong in your book loaning circle of trust.

Also, the book loaning circle of trust is…

Today, January 24th, marks the 30th anniversary of Apple’s (s aapl) introduction of the original Macintosh. The first of CEO Steve Jobs’ many crowd-pleasing live demos, which came just two days after a memorable 1984 ad that debuted during the Super Bowl, the flashy debut of the Macintosh set the standard for Apple in the years to come. Now, three decades later, the Cupertino company has devoted its homepage to the anniversary of the computer.

The main focal point of the homage is a three-minute video that shows Macs of all models, shapes, and sizes. There’s also a heavy emphasis on the Mac’s capabilities — both then and now — for computing as well as art, music, video, and design.

Check out the video below:

In addition to the video, there’s an interactive timeline, which traces the Mac’s product history while also telling the stories of designers…

This week all eyes are on data — literally. Derrick Harris analyzed over 5,000 posts written on Gigaom over the course of 2013 and identified some of the most common words, company names and phrases we used over the past year. Take a look at his breakdowns, and then check out our latest batch go tech job postings:

• CrowdTwist: Lead Software Engineer (Front End Development) (New York)
• Machine Zone: Senior Software Engineer (Server-Side) (Palo Alto, Calif.)
• Valencia College: Applications Security Administrator (Orlando)
• SurfEasy: Ruby Backend Developer (Toronto)
• Target: Senior Software Engineer (San Francisco)

We also have other listings from companies like Cineplex Entertainment, Zappos and IBM. Click here to see what else is on our job board.