learnandteachonline.com

I registered amyloo.com. Should have done that a long time ago, but I probably wouldn't have done it if I hadn't been prompted to sign up for a cheap Windows hosting service. I wanted a sandbox for playing around with some Cold Fusion/SQL Server stuff. I'm experimenting with FDF. I'll probably narrate some of it, especially if I hear that anybody is interested. I'm figuring out how to output data entered into a web form in a PDF template.

I've had my sites on shared Linux accounts for a number of years recently, but have gone back and forth. I learned on Unix starting in '94, then reluctantly moved my stuff to Windows when I thought I should, went back to Linux when so much exciting LAMP stuff was coming out and I wasn't afraid of databases anymore, and now it looks like I'll have both for a while anyway.

We also have both at work, but my heart is with LAMP. I asked the guy at work who replaced me in the web department (after I moved to the publishing arm) where his heart was and he emphatically said "Windows." But he's alright.