[02:38] was someone on here using Mint? [03:16] mint anyone? [04:07] DammitJim: I use mint [04:07] crashsystems, aren't you scared? [04:07] of mint? [04:07] scared of what? [04:08] giving mint the password to my bank account? [04:08] yes... to all my accounts [04:08] * DammitJim just did it [04:09] well, I figure that if anyone is going to go after my online banking, they are going to attack my bank's site, not mint. [04:09] plenty of ways to attack banking sites [04:09] lol [04:09] true [04:10] it's just scary 'cause Mint now knows everything about my finances [04:10] I've seen some scary crap on financial service websites [04:10] I wanted to stick to QUicken or the debian version [04:10] but I need something online [04:11] I did a little something extra to protect my mint account though [04:11] with mint your email address is your user id, and they accept email addresses of the form someuser+randomcrap@example.com [04:12] so I have a plus sign in my user name, and then a random string. makes brute forcing kinda difficult for someone who is starting with my email address [04:12] of course, just creating a separate email for mint would be better [04:12] good point [04:14] besides, I don't think so many people use mint that it would be a more attractive target than say, bank of america. [04:14] that's true [04:14] I wish I could remove categories from Mint [04:15] I need to configure my budget [04:15] that's why I'm doing this... my wife and I have to get it done... money is leaking somewhere LOL [04:16] since I have not configured it, it made an auto-budget based upon the past three months of account activity. those three months for me were the last three I was unemployed, so the budget was a bit off [04:16] where are you at now? [04:16] btw, can you go older than 3 months? [04:17] I'd get emails like the one right after I purchased my laptop, saying things like "unusual spending in electronics. you spent $1,200 in electronics last month, and you usually spend $2." [04:17] I'm in Sunnyvale california. [04:17] I don't know [04:17] lol [04:17] california? how is sunnyvale? [04:17] what are you doing? [04:18] I'm working at WhiteHat Security. Basically customers hire us to find security vulnerabilities in their websites. [04:19] wow [04:19] you are good at that stuff! good luck with it [04:19] thanks [04:19] dammit... T-mobile is going to have free phones on the 11th and 12th! [04:19] "free" [04:19] I hope they don't jack up the price of the monthly web [04:19] 2 year contract :) [04:19] my wife is up for renewal [04:20] and she lost her G2 2 weeks ago :( [04:20] Whenever I'm at home my phone number is routed over WiFi. Its my little way at getting (slightly) even with telcos [04:20] is there a way to get mint to color code stuff? [04:20] how do you do that, crashsystems ? [04:20] I don't know. I've not really used the web interface beyond setting up the account. [04:21] I've got a gizmo5 account, and Gingerbread has built in voip [04:21] you can do it with sipgate though too [04:21] gizmo5? sipgate? [04:21] are those free services? [04:21] is that similar to google voice? [04:22] gizmo5 is a freemium service, but they were bought by google and registration is closed [04:22] same thing with sipgate, sans google and registration is still open [04:22] http://crashsystems.net/2010/04/google-voice-gizmo5-sipdroid/ <-- info about my setup pre android 2.3 [04:25] what's your upstream internet? [04:25] comcast [04:26] its kinda funny, I'm in the middle of silicon valley, and I still only have one choice of internet provider. [04:26] lol [04:26] we are behind in internet services for Americans still.... [04:26] so, there is no sip stuff I can do with my Nexus S? [04:27] sure there is [04:27] for a price? [04:27] you could do the exact same setup I have, but using sipgate instead of gizmo5 [04:27] I know T-mobile lets you use WiFi, but they still use up your minutes [04:27] sipgate is free for incoming calls [04:27] with my setup, every call, even outgoing, is technically incomming when on wifi [04:28] how is that? [04:28] I should really write a blog post about it [04:28] yeah ;) [04:29] have you tried Tango? that's worked great for me [04:29] In fact, I think I'll do that. [04:29] nope. what is it? [04:30] oh man, you have the nexus 1, not the s, right? [04:30] it's for video conferencing [04:31] correct [04:31] and video streaming is pretty good [04:33] nice. I've been using gtalk on my laptop for video conferencing [04:33] google talk? [04:33] yep [04:34] never tried it [04:34] well, when you are doing video chat on your Nexus S, technically you are using it. [04:35] hhhmm [04:36] they have a browser plugin that lets users use voice/video chat right in the gmail interface [04:37] http://www.google.com/chat/video [04:39] alright, enough of this [04:39] I better hit the sack if I want to do any android dev tomorrow [04:39] goodnight [04:41] see ya man [04:41] thanks for all the info [04:41] where did mike go? [04:41] ... or mhall119 ... [14:14] morning [14:14] maxolasersquad: sry i missed you the other day [14:15] dantalizing: It's cool. I don't really expect people to be on much on the weekends. [14:16] maxolasersquad: i have a jabber notification setup, so that I'd get notifications on google talk, but apparently i borked it somewhere along the way :( [14:16] mmmmm..... jabber borking [14:16] Do you have information on how to set that up? [14:20] somewhere [14:20] i'll check [14:21] its an irssi script [14:21] good morning [14:22] morning jck77 [14:22] maxolasersquad: https://github.com/chmouel/irssi-xmpp-notify [14:25] dantalizing: Awesome. I don't have a clue what I was pinging you for. [15:40] dantalizing: I remember now. I was hoping you would take a look at http://code.google.com/r/maxolasersquad-osmand/ for me. [15:41] I made some modifications, which cause the app to crash when my GPS Location changes. [15:42] I added a new configuration so the user could choose MPH or KPH, and then display the speed according to the option chosen. [15:42] The problem appears to be in my implementation of the option. [15:42] This is my first shot at doing any coding on Android. [15:52] maxolasersquad: i'll play with it tonight ... see if I find something [15:52] I greatly appreciate it. I've restepped everything I did and I don't see a problem. [16:17] dantalizing: I'm pretty sure the problem lies somewhere in my implementation of the ListPreference === rmcbride_nb is now known as rmcbride