You don't think I should be able to cancel that buy order due to the new information?

No, you shouldn't. You tried to profit from random events going your way, so now you just have to deal with the fact that your lottery ticket was empty.

No way. I learned while sniffing glue that no knowledge existed prior to Andreessen rolling out Mosaic in 1993.

Partners have always had the power in law firms -- but how long can they maintain power when their underlings are so much smarter and more ambitious?

They can't, which is why it won't happen. People at the top are there because they're very good at hamstringing competition. So the only legal performance enhancers will be those that are either inefficient, like coffee, or too expensive for you to afford.

Of course the situation will change once more efficient things like direct brain-computer hookups become available to top dogs; but until then, all the little muffs will be kept down.

Do you have the intellectual courage to juxtapose the two cases, and see which passes even a cursory review?
The RS drivel did not. Errors of fact were evident from the beginning.
If you've been paying attention to the better blogs (e.g. written by non-Progressive lawyers) the whole John Doe case has been building for quite a while.
It's some twisted, fascistic business, and well worthy of your time.

That gets harder and harder to accomplish for the non-privileged when everything (wink wink) is recorded, especially in those one of a kind areas.

1. Why have vaccines and autism rates both grown exponentially in the last 25 years? (no, detection does not come close to answering)

Changes to the definition and protocols for diagnosing it account for the rate changes just fine.

I meant to reply to this earlier - if I were to go this route, I'd hit a 12 or even 16 core Xeon. There's no reason if you can afford the 5960X that you can't pick up a much higher core Xeon. The 18 core one is just ridiculous in price (heck, all of them are a bit overpriced IMNSHO). Much better to just wait 6-9 months. Or, buy a dual CPU motherboard and drop 2 Xeon hexcores in it for $500 or so and get more than double my current performance. Not sure I want the extra 140+W of heat though.

I've actually fully refreshed (ie, done a dd back to the disk after saving it off) twice. The disk is still slower than molasses compared to its initial 20% full speed. Now, that doesn't mean it's slow by any means, but far slower than the 400MB/s peaks. In fact, this is true across the entire spectrum of SSDs, from what I can tell from various tests, including long term tests.

Now I have not run anywhere near a PB through my drive, but I'm probably near a few tens of TB, which is why I'm replacing the single 840 with a pair of 850s (EVOs all) And yes, I was aware the "fix" wasn't a fix, just a means of resetting the drive cells, which is the same thing I accomplished by wiping and restoring my drive prior to that fix coming out.

Only when the effectively extended family was ruled by "elders" was it egalitarian, and not always then. It's always been a "how do I get what I want, screw everyone else" at the end of the day. What we're talking about here is that everyone can pretty much have everything they want, materially, but not necessarily physically. Consider the cliffside home within a park, there's only 1. Only 1 person can own it. Who will it be? Property (land) is something that pretty much cannot be manufactured at this point. A facsimile may be created via virtual reality, but only 1 real one will exist. The facsimile will suit many, but not all. So it has been throughout the ages and has been the root cause of much of humanity's conflicts: I want this one (whatever).

I think they found one of his heirs at the scene.

Easily tracked and easily identified US "fugitive" bankers who caused the crash and have Interpol warrants for their arrest are living high and mighty in Switzerland meanwhile.

(sources: Bloomberg, WSJ, and Marketwatch)

So can we actually believe this "person responsible" is not just a sacrificial lamb who will end up pardoned anyway, without doing any actual jail time?

Just saying.

I'm sure you had the same level of skepticism towards an article published in Rolling Stone last fall.

Thank you for your correction. I'll post an apology for my English misuse on every light post in the area, from Seltjarnes to Mosfellsbær.