Jtone, I'm pretty sure it's Quicken. I use CIBC and their download screen only allows you to select Quicken. I can download the file OK but when I try to import to Quicken I get an error "Quicken is unable to verify the financial institution information for this download." I think there's a embedded value within Quicken that points it to a "verification server" at Intuit.
I'll be checking this out since my version of Quicken (2000 Deluxe) just "sunsetted" the banking download feature. I'd love to find a replacement (yes, I'm looking at Gnucash too) so I don't have to
either enter all my x-actions by hand or pay those money-grubbing weasels at Intuit for a subscription.
Doesn't ninenine.com "repackage someone else's" content to create a "Free Porn" site? Doesn't your stated philosophy here say you should be hiring/paying the, uhh, content providers?
This is bang on. I read the responses in the "call for questions" and for the most part I would have been embarassed asking them. Don't complain about the crappy interview if you didn't ask an interesting question.
If you read the article, you see it refers to "last Friday, the first". Given that May 1st was a Wednesday, November 1st was a Friday, and The Reg is based in England, the article is likely from November 5th, not May 11th.
Note that if you follow this link, there is a link to the NYT story that you can see without registration. The URL ends with "&partner=GOOGLE" so it seems that if you are a partner of the NYT, you can access articles without registration. Could/. apply to the Times for partnership status?
I agree, no corporation currently using Exchange will switch to an open source solution unless the new solution will inter-operate with the existing one
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You lost all credibility when referring to "Greg the Bunny" as one of the "best shows in recent years".
I'd pick "Sports Night"
Jtone, I'm pretty sure it's Quicken. I use CIBC and their download screen only allows you to select Quicken. I can download the file OK but when I try to import to Quicken I get an error "Quicken is unable to verify the financial institution information for this download." I think there's a embedded value within Quicken that points it to a "verification server" at Intuit.
have you tried the MS TT fonts here?
I'll be checking this out since my version of Quicken (2000 Deluxe) just "sunsetted" the banking download feature. I'd love to find a replacement (yes, I'm looking at Gnucash too) so I don't have to either enter all my x-actions by hand or pay those money-grubbing weasels at Intuit for a subscription.
Can you get a Microsoft developer subscription? There's probably alot of /.ers who will pitch in.
Doesn't ninenine.com "repackage someone else's" content to create a "Free Porn" site? Doesn't your stated philosophy here say you should be hiring/paying the, uhh, content providers?
starting a boycott?! No one reads the articles now.
This is bang on. I read the responses in the "call for questions" and for the most part I would have been embarassed asking them. Don't complain about the crappy interview if you didn't ask an interesting question.
there's no-one to pay me to pay my staff for the lost man-hours caused by this
Did Microsoft pay you for lost man-hours when your staff battled Nimda or Code Red? Didn't think so.
If you read the article, you see it refers to "last Friday, the first". Given that May 1st was a Wednesday, November 1st was a Friday, and The Reg is based in England, the article is likely from November 5th, not May 11th.
Note that if you follow this link, there is a link to the NYT story that you can see without registration. The URL ends with "&partner=GOOGLE" so it seems that if you are a partner of the NYT, you can access articles without registration. Could /. apply to the Times for partnership status?
you think they work nights?
The non-recursive link to Rhino Records
We can spell, though. Which should definitely put us a step above Slashdot.
That's pretty funny; their review of The Time Machine
starts "Timel trave "
CNET link to this story is http://news.com.com/2100-1017-842375.html
Actually, Marisa Tomei won Best Supporting Actress in 1993 for "My Cousin Vinnie". Mira Sorvino won the same award in 1996 for "Mighty Aphrodite".
that should be "as smart as I"
I agree, no corporation currently using Exchange will switch to an open source solution unless the new solution will inter-operate with the existing one