Comment Michael Synergy (Score 1) 193
There will always be people willing to capitalize on the ignorance of others. O'Brien may be laughable, but he wasn't the first, nor was Michael Synergy, nor will either of them be the last.
The Obama administration does what it wants, laws are no.
It took me about a full minute of staring to realize you meant "laws or no(t)." What did you do, dictate your post?
What's a lower UID supposed to show?
Penis size XOR FFFFFFFF
I have long argued that stockmarkets should have a 10 second order freeze.
As this would completely destroy an exchange's ability to make money, no exchange will ever implement this.
If you are a rack switch away from the exchange's computer, you are too far. 1ms is too much latency.
Most of the hardware is sub-1ms. When I worked trading IT, we measured latency in micros.
You need to be a virtual appliance on the same virtual host, with read-only access directly to shared memory space on the host where trades are processed.
I'm not sure this is an actual offering you can purchase.
Infiniband was state-of-the-art in the trading industry about 3 years ago, although things were moving towards memory-mapped 10gig.
If you are willing to embrace heresy, the Cherry MX keyswitches aren't nearly as bad as the rubber dome crap, and can sometimes be found slightly cheaper.
What kind of Cherry switches? MX Black, Brown, Blue, Clear, or Red? (http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide)
want to lower your risk of having kids with autism? have kids in your twenties, don't party and get drunk every other day, keep healthy and have kids naturally without chlamid or invitro or any other procedure
We followed every single stipulation you stated above, including natural childbirth, and our first-born was autistic anyway. Some of your assumptions are wrong. The age distribution for mothers is not weighted towards older women; it's fairly flat. Maybe you're confusing autism with Down's Syndrome?
I don't think I've ever seen a Mac user call a PC user an idiot for choosing PC over Mac.
You're not old enough. It was quite common in the latter half of the 1980s, as PCs struggled to catch up to the Mac's ease of use and UI elements. I think it finally stopped around Windows 3.1.
I have a Sony blu-ray player that in order to use any feature above just playing disks I had to create an account on Sony's web site and give them a bunch of personal information. I think this is necessary to update the device as well.
I bought a brand new Sony blu-ray player a month ago. While they direct you to a website to activate the player's internet streaming and get a firmware update, I had the option of not providing personal data, so I didn't. The website merely said "enter this code into the player" and on doing so the device downloaded updates and the additional features just started working. Sony has my IP address, but not my name or other personal details.
I'm not apologizing for Sony, just relating my experiences.
I know this means they have my browsing habits now. It doesn't bother me, as every website and streaming provider already has this. Singling out Sony is myopic.
Remember, UNIX spelled backwards is XINU. -- Mt.
