Thanks to a post on cogito ergo vagus, I found that Visual Studio 2005 unofficially supports /MP[n] for doing parallel per source file compilation (compared to /M[n] for parallel per project compilation).

I've got a new computer (paid for by Uformia to use for work) and I'm int he process of transitioning from Goliath to Hulk (for lack of a better name).

Experiment with using LastPass to manage my credentials in my web browser.

Updating the server backup configuration to use GPG to sign the backups.

Export public and private key:
gpg --armor --export-secret-key [KEY ID] --output key.priv.gpg

Import public and private key:
gpg --import key.priv.gig

Trust key
gpg --edit-key [KEY ID]
trust
5
^D

5 Specifies ultimate trust, which means "This key is mine". Trust level of 4 is not sufficient for Duplicity to use for signing backups.

Worked on a WalletTransaction.csv to OFX converter, with an eye to importing into GnuCash. This is basically functional, but requires manual association of OFX accounts to GnuCash accounts. Found documentation that said GnuCash is gzipped XML, and looked at the GnuCash native format. Going directly to this format should be MUCH better.