1,139 karma · joined February 3, 2011
Knowing exactly what I can spend on what is a really comforting thought. When I'm in a shop and I see something I want, before I would have to quickly count up the big expenses of the coming months, see what I have left, and decide if it's worth it. Now I know exactly in what category the item is, and how much money I have left. If I don't have enough and I feel like I really need it, I can take a look at my budget and adjust it slightly.
On a sidenote, I'd love to start a business one day, but as long as it's not completely necessary (and safe) I would never want investments. I'd much rather bootstrap my product instead: the risk is much lower, and the relaxed feeling much higher.
So for me, the amount of lyrics in the music I listen at a given moment is inversely proportional to the level of concentration I need ;)
This is obviously a small thing and I don't really mind it not being fixed, but it'd be a pity if DM's break with this update.
Also, the answers on SO are usually of such a high quality, that you learn a lot in the process. Often an answer will push me in another direction than I was going, because someone gave a better way to do something.
It's a one-off big investment, but from then on he had a new bike every year, practically free.
that's brilliant!
Regarding your next question, Stackoverflow is good for the technical questions, Sparkmuse is still small but is a good community for entrepeneurs.
So I picked stock of a company which was basically bankrupt already, but was still on the stock market (why I don't know, I'm not an expert.) I think the stock was £0.02. So I waited a few weeks, and it happened to be at £0.05. I sold everything, didn't do anything for the rest of the year, and won. Didn't make the game very exciting, but at 15 years old I mainly cared for winning :)
A few sliced bodies:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2819425/Sliced.jpg
And, more interesting, a few seemingly undercover agents: