New 401(k) doesn’t even support QIF

The 401(k) program we switched to this year happens to have been a step backward as far as support for exporting transactions. In talking with Alan about it, he said he’d downloaded a program to convert the CSV they export into a QIF. In looking at the QIF format, I just decided to whip . . . → Read More: New 401(k) doesn’t even support QIF

EJinnovations releases Chef 1.0

EJinnovations, run by an college friend of mine and one of the few people in the CS program I highly respected, has released a new piece of software to help the Chef in all of us. The software dwarfs the competition with killer features like recipe slideshows, printing of shopping lists, and recipe sharing. . . . → Read More: EJinnovations releases Chef 1.0

the return of windows (part 2)?

Part 1

Part 2: I love my new MacBook.

Return of Windows?

I’ve been Linux-only on the desktop for 4 years now. And now, I’m considering adding Windows back to my daily life. Linux provides an excellent environment to do many of the things I do:

web – Web Browse remote administration – Use a terminal services – Run servers video – Transcode, edit, convert, and . . . → Read More: Return of Windows?