silas

At work we do big sales so we always use the big guys (authorize.net, etc). For smaller stuff I would use https://stripe.com/, https://www.braintreepayments.com/ both offer JS APIs so you don't have to handle PCI stuff yourself. http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/tools-and-tips/so-you-want-to-accept-credit-cards-online/ Tutorial for Stripe.

I'm a huge fan of the Aeropress. Nice to take camping or really anywhere. If you do get one grab one of those metal filters instead of the paper filters.

Found an interesting new article about the "Race for the fastest Bitcoin Miner" http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2013/04/bitcoin-mining-rigs/

I mined in 2011 and it paid for my GFX card. I've been watching the markets and was planning on getting an ASIC, but they lead time was +3 months and by the time I got it, Bitcoin might not be worth it then. Now I'm just waiting.

Awesome, need to meet some younger Miata friends. After I get some new springs/struts I'll probably be dropping of my car in the coming weeks to get alignment done. Does Byers handle alignment of cars that have modifications done to them?

Thanks everyone. Excited to be apart of the site.

No pics yet, only got her a couple weeks ago and the weather hasn't be cooperating with my schedule. Hopefully tonight I can get some.

Hey guys, I went to Cars and Coffee on Saturday, while it was cold I got to see some awesome cars (I loved that GTR) and the dyno meetup was pretty slick. I drive a 2006 MX-5 LE 6MT and looking to auto-x her. My big plans for this week are getting my new RX-8 Yellow rear sway bars installed and changing out my tranny oil for some Motorcraft "honey". I'm also really big into computers, from networking to programming. My profession in programming so if anyone has questions don't hesitate to chat away.