It's funny because it sounds like dicks, and we all know male body parts are hilarious.

Safari for OS X is just fine. Third-party cookies blocked by default, no Flash by default. History/tabs shared with Safari for iOS, and looks great.

Hours: http://www.hourstimetracking.com

Draplin’s just a pleasure to watch and listen to.

We’re really happy with how this one turned out. Not simply because of the author list, but with the new print design that Frank Chimero did for us, and the fact that Roman Mars joined in to narrate the audiobook.

Let me know if you’ve got comments or questions!

That was done by Philipp Dornbierer, an amazing illustrator who also contributed with an illustrator for “On File Formats, Very Briefly”, an article by Paul Ford on our upcoming Issue 4.

Shipping to mainland Europe really is expensive, we’re very aware.

It’s also a difficult problem to solve, as our stock is all in the London and Los Angeles areas, and not only our distributor doesn’t yet have a warehouse in continental Europe, but even if we used a separate distributor for european orders, moving a part of our stock overseas would be very expensive.

This is also one of the reasons we decided to make the digital editions — if you can’t afford or justify spending the money required for the print edition plus shipping, but still want to support us, you can do so by getting the more affordable digital editions.

Awesome to see this on DN. I’m part of the team The Manual where I design the site and the ebook editions.

If you find any bugs or problems, or have suggestions, hit me up!

Reminds me of http://2011.buildconf.com/

To add to this, I'd argue that YNAB is not so much an app, but rather primarily a method, and the app simply makes it easier to stick to the method — but it doesn't work without it.

Put in another way, if you doesn't bother to read what they’ve wrote, YNAB won't do much for you. I’m glad I did.