I use an online personal finance site that connects to all my financial accounts and aggregates my transaction history. I love it, it’s very useful, and it keeps me financially organized.
The part that annoys me is that most of these personal finance sites require you to supply your username and password for all your [...]
I always like to think of what different interpreted programming languages bring to the table.
Perl is great with string manipulation. I tend to use perl if I need to rewrite/reformat text.
Python makes it easy to write clean, organized code and has a lot of syntactical sugar like list comprehensions.
For PHP one of my coworkers [...]
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