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All owners of steel hulled boats (including me) are terrified of this process. The combination of a bad paint job on the inside of the hull and a faulty electri
by mixmax 17y ago
All owners of steel hulled boats (including me) are terrified of this process. The combination of a bad paint job on the inside of the hull and a faulty electrical system that leads current through the hull means that a dropped coin will make its way right through the boat in less than 24 hours leaving a nice round hole the size of the coin. If it's under the waterline your boat will be gone in an hour or two. I've seen it happen.
- Luc 17y agoOn the subject of boats - I hope you'll have the time and momentum to write more about the process of buying and living on a boat as an internet entrepreneur...
- kirubakaran 17y agoI've been waiting to hear more on that too. Perhaps a series of small posts, instead of a book, will make the whole thing a less daunting undertaking.
- mixmax 17y agoI'm working on it. I expect to be done sometime this winter. It's a pretty big undertaking if it is to be done right. Interviews, pictures, research, etc. I'm expecting to deliver an ebook of around 100 A4 pages. I think it's going to end up costing around $20, but that's still an open question. And hey, cool that you guys remember the threads about this. It certainly helps the motivation...
- kirubakaran 17y agoAll the best. If you post a draft of table of contents / outline etc, we may be able to give feedback - which may give you more clarity to "make something people want" which may be a little different from what you might have in mind :)
- mixmax 17y agoThat's not a bad idea. I've saved the threads where this has come up so I can contact you guys when the time is right. It's probably a bit out of context for an ask HN post :-) EDIT: If you want to be on the mini-mailing list and help out with what you want/don't want to hear about shoot me a mail. It's in my profile.