There’s an old traveling adage “Set out everything you think you need for a trip, then pack half as many clothes and twice as much money.” I’ve definitely been following these instruction- I left the U.S. with my trusty 24 liter Eagle Creek Iver daypack and a small tote/purse. Being able to carry my gear…… More »
The Infinite Kind Blog
Looking back- Where Moneydance in Action has gone so far
I’ve been in Europe for a little over a month and am now happily settled in Avignon for the month of November. Staying in hotels and guesthouses for so long makes settling in novel- I can buy more food than I can eat in 3 days, I have a fully equipped kitchen, and I’ve got…… More »
How much does it really cost?
I’m in Brussels today, and I’ve been on the road for 4 weeks. I’ve visited 7 cities in 3 countries, and it’s been an exciting and wonderful ride. Moneydance support person Jon and I re-connected Wednesday in Rotterdam, and we’re off to Paris on Sunday and Avignon on Monday. On Monday I arrive in Avignon…… More »
How Apple’s Java Announcement Impacts Moneydance
Moneydance is written in a programming language known as Java. As many of our Mac customers know, Apple released an update to Java yesterday (mentioned by John Gruber) with some interesting news in the release notes. The notes say that Apple is “deprecating” their implementation of Java on Mac OS X and may stop including…… More »
Dealing with delayed transfers
I’m writing from sunny (or not so sunny) Nottingham, where I have a spectacular view of the castle from my hotel room. My absolute favorite thing about England is the Marks & Spencer food hall- it’s a delightful mix of basic supplies and posh pastries with a bit of everything in between. It reminds me…… More »