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No. I would pretend that I was seriously considering it, and then would find something that was nearly as good and never come back. cf. Salon.com (despite the fact that it went fre…

Skip the book. Find, read, and 'do' a few online tutorials, and you'll know over 90% of what you need to get going. Pick one specific to your engine of choice (MySQL in this case, …

The old ESPN site was just god-awful. This new one is better. I'll still probably never visit, but at least now I'll call it that "less awful site I never go to" instead of that 'h…

Gandi.net ... Not the cheapest, but reliable as hell and not based out of the US.

I still have those 5 chapters of that first "book" I never wrote. I like to go back and look at them every once in a while -- they're not great :-P.

I actually wrote some 150 pages of a first (technical) book before sending out proposals to 10-15 publishers to which I received a resounding ... nothing. I think maybe one rejecti…

Just start writing, using whatever works best for you. I've been using TextEdit on the mac a lot lately for my writing, but anything's good. If you're writing for a publisher, then…

Firefox is a -beast- on the mac. It drags and constantly seems to be using 5% of CPU, doesn't do fonts right, and hangs and lags a lot. So, i use Safari about 80% of the time. Howe…