Nov 08
I know, the hype is over… Everyone else has already reviewed Mint. So what? Maybe I’ve held off on trying Mint.com for a while, I’m quite happy with my current financial management program, even if it is rather basic. Anyhow, I broke down, registered an account and gave it a try.
Long story short, Mint is hot. But if you need a little bit more incentive to try it, here’s the break down.
The good…
- Slick interface, staring at numbers has never been more attractive
- Wide range of banks and credit cards are support
- Automatically downloads transactions and categorizes your spending (it’s not always correct, but you can easily change things)
- Great range of information is available at a glance, you login and right away you can see the key numbers for all your accounts
- Ridiculously easy to use
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Nov 08
I purchased a Nintendo DS about 6 months ago (when I realized I could play MarioKart whenever my heart desired). I’ve played some of the “best games”–according to the sales charts–the system has to offer.
A couple weeks ago my good friend Aaron bought an iPod touch. A week later he had Super Mario 3 running on it. Am I tempted? You betcha.
Let’s break this down a little bit.
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Nov 03
That’s right, I’m running Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES on my iPod touch, how cool is that?
Update: Instructions for installing NES games on your iPod touch or iPhone can be found here
Nov 01
At the beginning of last month I made a post about my quest to earn money doing nothing, or passive income if you will. Here are the results for the month of October, I made $63.19 in passive income, here’s the break down…
- Interest: $11.13
- Dividends: $13.22
- Credit Card Rewards: $16.57
- AdSense: $7.17
- Text Ads: $15
This blog generated nothing in AdSense income, which is sad, I also didn’t end up doing anything with Revver, so no love there either.
Nov 01
Guess they weren’t kidding when they said updates in early November!
The rumors were rampant about the pending upgrade; now the deal is done. The Apple MacBook has finally moved to the Santa Rosa architecture with a healthy GMA X3100 video bump from the lethargic GMA 950 of yore. Available now starting at $1,099 for the 13-inch, 80GB, 2GHz white model on up to $1,499 for the 160GB, 2.2GHz black variety of hard-posing laptop.
The MacBook Pro can now be configured with an optional 2.6GHz Core 2 Duo for a $250 premium over the previous 2.4GHz flag-ship configuration.
[From Engadget]
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