just because they don't eat bacon doesn't mean they don't occasionally want a well baked muffin.

I'm curious. What are everyone's opinion on visual vs. written coding?

I wrote my first book using OneNote. I created a master notebook then put sections in for each section of my book. Then I put in pages and since pages can be indented for a visual hierarchy/collapsible, I was able to put several different ideas together that way and then easily rearrange them.

Also, you can place…

simple and awesome!

It's got my vote. Simple and syncs with multiple platforms. Don't even need to have office on the desktop. Just a Live account.

I use one note at work and love it!

Vote: OneNote

If I'm going down, I'm taking everyone else with me.

This is one of my favorites:

I've had jobs where I had to explain it to my family that

Conversely: when you pool, the staff that is friendly and helpful gets less tip money than they should, and the douchebag or mediocre staff get more than they should.

Not always. We've had some weekend writers stay around for a long time, while many others use it as a somewhat brief stepping stone to bigger and better things (like Shep has)!

Thanks!

I'll be around during the week now, doing Dealhacker full time :)

This is one of those articles everyone always asks us about, but we've never really written because it wasn't within our niche. But I'm glad we've finally done it so we have it here—there's a lot of good info here.

I see my personal favorite - 4 hours - didn't make the list :)

Done!