Re: You Know You're a Geek When . . .

[slb -at- westnet -dot- com -dot- au]

> And, of course, the amount of time you save by not having to struggle 
> for respect from developers must be worth something, too.

Speaking of resepct from developers (and wandering mightily off-topic),
this made me laugh (warning: some horror):

http://www.arthurwyatt.co.uk/comics/hplwct1.html

I sent it to a programmer friend with the comment that if you change the 
typewriter to a PC and the aunt to a software engineer, this cartoon 
*exactly* captures how some technical writers describe their life.

Regards

Stuart Burnfield

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