tic tacsNo, not that mint. I’m talking about orange Tic Tacs. Probably the single greatest, yet most annoying, candy in the world (besides pez). I don’t know why orange tic tacs are called Orange Mints. That would imply a minty taste, which it does not have. I would carry them with me everywhere, if it wasn’t so annoying walking with them in your pockets.

After having the program for close to a whole day, I am still in love with it. One thing keeps bugging me though. I would love to deploy the stats system across all my websites (or at least the ones with heavy traffic), but doing so would cost too much money. A large number of people have been asking Shaun Inman to lower the price, or give discounts to people who purchase multiple licenses. I think for a 1 site license, it should be no more than $20. I also think that $50 for a 5 site license would be very reasonable.

Yes, it’s true, Shaun Inman’s wonderful stats software is available. Visit haveamint to see it in action and to purchase your copy. So far, from what I’ve seen on my install, it is very nice.

I have to admit, I was expecting more from Google with the launch of Google Talk. The basic white and primary color of the design does not surprise me at all, and I like how simple the design is. What did surprise me is the lack of options and features. I’m not an annoying smiley type of person, but basics should be included. There is no file transfer option. I do like how easy it is to send email to your contacts or call your contacts. The sound quality on the calls is amazing and is as clear as the phone in your house.

I have been looking for a nice IM program to replace MSN and its overblown advertising interface, and with time and essential features, I think Google Talk will be able to do that. The question is, does Google have time to develop a product for an already established market?

Check out this funny episode of The Weakest Link featuring rappers.

Some of these questions were really easy. STAY IN SCHOOL KIDS!