Yeah I said I was giving up web development. But that was two years ago. And I didn't spend all that time for nothing. I got £50 and brought Hostingz (it was £40 before the vat cut, darn having to shift taxes elsewhere). Now I'm back with Hostingz. My web host. It's so slick. And I'm going to redesign it by the 16th. Plus I'll have my own site builder on it.

Plus I'm making 16 more web designs for the 16th. says that's it's a good idea to do this. Even though I like to do something else whenever I learn something.

Plus by April the 16th I'll have my new BI Radio episode to mark 2009, the new year.

Plus Hostingz's birthday is on the 16th of June. And my lucky number is supposed to be 21, not 16. What's that about?

After that I'm learning how to make ruby cross platform applications with fxruby, and ruby on rails. It's a case of, it's easy once you know how, and before you knew how, you never knew how you should go about learning it so you spend days doing the wrong thing, if only you knew what to do, or what direction to go.