A cooking column
I'm going to be writing a cooking column for the "new Web magazine about enjoying new media and creating beautiful software," TEKKA. A cooking column in a software magazine? Well, there's an art to programming and to cooking. I'll write for people who code by day and cook by night, or as the publisher said, "Food hackers." Right-on! I can't wait. A TEKKA charter subscription is $50 a year.
Posted on February 1, 2003
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