...okay, I'm apparently going crazy because I could have sworn I posted this last night. I just hope I didn't post it to another community by accident.
chalk suggested I dreamed it, which would be nothing new, or that I'll know if I get any ">:| WHERRR IS MAH SNARRY SNUCIUS FIC!!!" comments.
rpsthatdontsuck has gone on indefinite hiatus. Looking for an alternative? Try
rpg_elitist. It's a bit new but by no means should that turn you off.
Lately, I've been rather obsessed with CSS (one of the reasons I haven't been around). While I doubt any of you could care less -- or would benefit from knowing -- how to center a drop down navigation list (but in case you do I suggest
this article that uses son of suckerfish), I have stumbled some BAMF list of firefox add-ons for web developers among other things that many of you might find come in handy.
35 Absolutely Useful Firefox Plugins For Web Designers And Developers. It's kind of like Christmas for web design geeks. Highlights include the following: window resizer (to see how it would look if you had a smaller screen), lorem ipsum generator, programs that let you see how the page looks in IE and Opera in your browser, firebug (that lets you click/highlight material and shows you what that effects) and CodeBurner (which integrates with it and gives you reference material!), an eye dropper (for selecting colors) that lets you use it in your browser, a code viewer that works like Firebug but easier (it hasn't been updated but there's another version
here), a a ruler to get the pixel width and height of any elements on a webpage, and even a tool that lets you find unused CSS selectors.

( MORE STUFF )