I'm David Chartier and this is just about everything I do from across the web that people might actually think is cool. This tumblelog collects my writings from Ars Technica, the best darn technology publication this side of your ISP, as well as a few of my own sites like my 1FPS blog about technology and culture, My personal site, and my Flickr photo stream. I'll post other interestingness, pictures and choice quotes here as well. You can find me at quite a few more places across the web too, including Twitter, del.icio.us and digg, but for now I'm just including the things I write and create in this tumblelog. Enjoy.
30 Apr 08
Even with new features, Mint.com not yet a Quicken-killer →

Web-based financial management service Mint.com will add investment tracking to its portfolio soon. It’s a promising service, but it’s still a few features shy of being a Quicken-killer.

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