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1.2 Who this book is not for

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If you don't fit into one of these categories, you are doing well already:

People who want more pictures than words
People who do not trust open-source software
People who aren't willing to commit a little time each day or every few days to try out code examples for themselves

I cite the last category particular because of Flip Wilson's law: "You cannot expect to hit the jackpot if you do not put a few nickels in the machine".

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:) - 30 Aug 2008

Hi \o

Pedro - 30 Aug 2008

San Diego, CA US 26 Jan 2006

Sounds like a good law to live by.

wendygs - 30 Aug 2008

Similar to my thoughts that if you dont kick the ball you cant score goals.

phpmaker - 30 Aug 2008

Nice chapter

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