I don’t know what I’m going to do without Sandy. She has been the most loyal administrative assistant I’ve every had, but as of Dec 8th 2008 she will be resigning. Nay, dying. That’s what I get for relying on free web services. I kept begging for Sandy to send me ads or to somehow [...]
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Proof that Microsoft works for the Devil.
I always thought that Microsoft might be secretly pursuing the Devil’s agenda. All those conspiricy nuts are right, and I have the proof. I was signing up for a Windows Live account and I got this. Whew I’m glad I caught it before completing the registration. Who knows what bad things might have befallen me. [...]
Online Financal Software
Yehaw! I’ve been using Quicken Online for a few months and it’s a fine service except that I have to pay for it. Ok $2.99 per month isn’t much but still that’s $36 a year basically and I’m cheap. I tried and tried other online financial software like Mint.com and Wesabe.com and while they provide [...]
Keyboard Pattern Theory to Password Management.
I’m starting to think that passwords are more effective in patterns. What I mean is it’s better to have a pattern to develop passwords than to use the same one for everything or some program to track passwords. I have a lot of passwords on the web and I think I’ve finally figured out a [...]
The Website is Down
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mEgo
Since Amber Mac recommended Beema on net@night (on the Twit network) I’ve been obsessed with finding a cool avatar creation application. mEgo seems like it might fit the bill. I won’t ramble too much but it has some pretty neat features.With mEgo you can add in cool things. Firstly you get to pick your Avatars [...]
Technology related financial stuff, sort of…
I’ve found myself, as of late, trying a bunch of online money management software. I’ve tried Mint, Wesabe, Quicken Online, and Buxfer one other (that I thought started with a B and was owned by Google, anyone?). All of them except Quicken Online have one major feature missing that stopped me from using the site. [...]