Stupid Question 137 : Where can I ask tech questions?

[To celebrate my first year of programming I will ask a ‘stupid’ questions daily on my blog for a year, to make sure I learn at least 365 new things during my second year as a developer]

Where can I ask tech questions?

I ask a lot of questions, I really do, and I also love forums. And there really is a forum for everything! I actually came across a SO post where there was a long list of really good forums where you could ask question. I’ll add more to the list when I think of some really good ones (I’ve added just a few) and please feel free to add as well. Would be great to have a complete list of really good forums/resources for those of us working in tech. (Devs, IT-Pro’s and so on).

Software Development

• Stack Overflow - Code questions

• Programmers - Architecture / Design questions

• Code Project - Forum, Articles and mix

• DevShed Forum OSS Web Development

• Jabbr(.Net)

IT

• Server Fault

• TechRepublic

• Microsoft TechNet Forums

Networking

• Super User (Home)

• Server Fault (Enterprise)

• DevShed Network forum

Computer hardware

• Super User

• Ars Technica OpenForum

• Tom’s Hardware Forums

Computer software

• Super User

• Anandtech Forum

Microsoft based operating systems

• Super User

• NT, Win2K, & XP Technical Mojo

• Microsoft OS & Software Colloquium

*nix based operating systems

• Super User

• Unix and Linux

• Ask Ubuntu

• Linux Forums

• Linux Kung Fu

• Slashdot

Digital design

• User Experience Design

• Graphic Design

• doctype

Web Hosting/CMS

• SitePoint forums

• Web Hosting Talk

Math, Science, Engineering

• Math.StackExchange

• Cross Validated

• Physics

• Physics Forums

• PlanetMath

• Math Overflow (Graduate level math only)

Games

• Arqade

• Game Development

• Magic: The Gathering

Business

• Answers OnStartups

• The Business of Software forums

IDEs

• Eclipse

• Atlassian

• Sublime

Other/General

• Yahoo! Answers

• Google Search

• AskMeFi

• IEEE Explore - not question but answers (scientific journals)

• Quora

Comments

Twitter is also a good quick place to go. Someone may direct you to one of the places above (StackOverflow usually) but you might also just get the answer you need quickly.

PS your name and email fields don't work for me on IE9. 

That is very true! Twitter is a great place to get some help!
The prob. with the comment field seems to be a spam plugin, I'll look into that- thanks for letting me know! 

https://jabbr.net is an awesome place for .NET developers. 

Added to the list! 

What about MSDN? 

Last modified on 2013-01-27