Comments for Probably not what Vonage was expecting Mint.com to recommend...

Comment from Chad Everett on 2007-10-21

2007-10-21T11:10:57Z

Not saying that Mint.com doesn't suggest that - but who is paying $29 for Vonage, and where does the $19 figure come from?

I don't think they even offer such plans at this time, or have anytime in the recent past. The most expensive residential plan at the moment is $25. To be fair, the 500 minute plan is $15, so you'd still save $10/month.

And if you save exactly $10 per month ($24.99 - $14.99, I was just rounding, as I suspect they are), why aren't you saving $120 per year, not "up to $117"?

It's just interesting, that's all - a money manger ought to get at least that one right. :)

Comment from Brad on 2007-10-23

2007-10-23T17:12:01Z

Well, I think Mint is reporting the actual billed amount here. After taxes are applied, my $25 plan comes to $28.58, so they're obviously rounding up to the dollar. As for the $117 figure, I'm not sure how they arrive at that.

Comment from Milan on 2007-10-23

2007-10-24T05:42:16Z

Pardon me, but I read on the TextMate site that you maintain the blogging bundle. Due to a change in XMLRPC, TextMate no longer works with WordPress.

I have no idea how to perform the fix described in the thread in the TextMate forums:

"I installed macports, installed ruby, then edited my .bash_profile to make sure /opt/local/bin was first the path, then added the magic .MacOSX/environment.plist, logged out, in and now it all works again. "

Is there any other way to make TextMate talk to WordPress again?

Many thanks,

Milan