I'm not planning on high-frequency stuff specifically. I'd set up the program to trade quickly if it would be profitable, but I don't plan on putting any emphasis on speed and certainly not trading at speeds where lag becomes a factor.
They don't cut much power and you can get a performance cat that will create no restriction. Their weight has a bigger performance effect than the exhaust restriction they create.
I've been thinking about setting up a program to algorithmically trade bitcoins for me...seems easy enough to buy low and sell high, it's just a matter of watching the prices and being patient (two things I don't have time for, thus the program).
Say I write a program that will do some calculations and then place an order for some bitcoins, or sell some that I have. Is there a program out there that can handle the execution of these trades through some kind of API or CLI interface? I understand the concepts behind Bitcoin but I don't have any experience actually using it.
My first thought. Getting your Internet connection from a pro-DRM media company with a fetish for proprietary tech rivaled only by Apple's, what could possibly go wrong?
I know that, but it's still adding support for a DRM scheme in the HTML5 specification, even if there is no DRM included. Why not let the 3rd party plugin handle all of the DRM itself? This keeps stupid crap out of the official spec and makes it harder for the use of DRM to spread via a convenient universal API.
If I could completely change out the software on this to make it report to me instead of Google it might be useful...still a bit dorky to wear in public though. I'm sure the next hardware model could be made to look like regular glasses.
Given the situation I think shutting down the cell networks would have been reasonable. They shut them down for G20 meetings and various protests but not in the middle of a bombing incident where there's a good chance cellular detonators are being used? Huh?
A reasonable argument, and I support your right to use DRM. But you can install whatever DRM'ed client software Netflix requires yourself and keep that junk out of the HTML specification where it's not welcome.
Then why condone it in any way? Don't help it, don't recognize it, don't allow for it. If some closed 3rd-party DRM software is unavoidable then let it carry out its dirty task unassisted.
Fair point, but I'm not even sure it's right to legitimize the concept of DRM by adding these channels for DRM negotiation. It's a lot like a government laying out safe and responsible guidelines for negotiating with terrorists rather than refusing to do it.
How much good has come from the consumer space? Some kickbacks from Android? That's basically it. It seems that Linux has to become the enemy to beat the enemy in the consumer space.
Still it's a pretty good speed. I was thinking about propelling tiny probes by placing them near a supernova, but then if you can get them near one in any reasonable amount of time it's not much better than your own sun blowing up...
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I'm not planning on high-frequency stuff specifically. I'd set up the program to trade quickly if it would be profitable, but I don't plan on putting any emphasis on speed and certainly not trading at speeds where lag becomes a factor.
They don't cut much power and you can get a performance cat that will create no restriction. Their weight has a bigger performance effect than the exhaust restriction they create.
Or, you know, reasonable countries that don't like a free-for-all of money laundering and/or international currency exchange...just saying.
It'll recover, and burst again, and so on...
I've been thinking about setting up a program to algorithmically trade bitcoins for me...seems easy enough to buy low and sell high, it's just a matter of watching the prices and being patient (two things I don't have time for, thus the program).
Say I write a program that will do some calculations and then place an order for some bitcoins, or sell some that I have. Is there a program out there that can handle the execution of these trades through some kind of API or CLI interface? I understand the concepts behind Bitcoin but I don't have any experience actually using it.
And if you're l33t you still "download" in the colloquial sense, so you can keep it ;-)
I find it helps to think in terms of data to put astronomical amounts of money in perspective.
It's also interesting to think in terms of human life incomes (1-2m) or life productivity (6-7m).
Modern news? This is all very old news. Disasters and wars have been great for the media at least since the invention of the printing press.
Really? Well then China's in for a nasty surprise when all those dudes start reproducing together.
I have one like that right now...it's not so good with the money part though.
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My first thought. Getting your Internet connection from a pro-DRM media company with a fetish for proprietary tech rivaled only by Apple's, what could possibly go wrong?
I know that, but it's still adding support for a DRM scheme in the HTML5 specification, even if there is no DRM included. Why not let the 3rd party plugin handle all of the DRM itself? This keeps stupid crap out of the official spec and makes it harder for the use of DRM to spread via a convenient universal API.
If I could completely change out the software on this to make it report to me instead of Google it might be useful...still a bit dorky to wear in public though. I'm sure the next hardware model could be made to look like regular glasses.
You can already get "camera spy glasses" for $200-$300 and they don't stand out as much as Google Glass.
Given the situation I think shutting down the cell networks would have been reasonable. They shut them down for G20 meetings and various protests but not in the middle of a bombing incident where there's a good chance cellular detonators are being used? Huh?
A reasonable argument, and I support your right to use DRM. But you can install whatever DRM'ed client software Netflix requires yourself and keep that junk out of the HTML specification where it's not welcome.
Then why condone it in any way? Don't help it, don't recognize it, don't allow for it. If some closed 3rd-party DRM software is unavoidable then let it carry out its dirty task unassisted.
Fair point, but I'm not even sure it's right to legitimize the concept of DRM by adding these channels for DRM negotiation. It's a lot like a government laying out safe and responsible guidelines for negotiating with terrorists rather than refusing to do it.
How much good has come from the consumer space? Some kickbacks from Android? That's basically it. It seems that Linux has to become the enemy to beat the enemy in the consumer space.
I hope the "distro wars" never end, that's when Linux will be dead.
Came here to check this. Netcraft confirms it or it didn't happen.
Still it's a pretty good speed. I was thinking about propelling tiny probes by placing them near a supernova, but then if you can get them near one in any reasonable amount of time it's not much better than your own sun blowing up...
Don't speak too soon, this could be a right-wing militia group for all we know.
I think they'll need one of those fancy surgical robots to rip it up any smaller.
Possible dirty bomb...highly unlikely but worth checking, just in case.