IMHO, the biggest problem with the stock markets is delayed quotes. The big guys have the real time prices, the small guys have a fake price, from 20 minutes ago. This is a big problem with European stock exchanges. How can you have a market if you're lying to people about the current prices?!
Of course you can't trade a profit on delayed prices. But, why do you have to trade on delayed prices as 'the little guy'?
Places like MoneyAM and ADVFN have been providing real-time prices for either free, or £5/month, since 1999 (ADVFN) and 2002 (MoneyAM).
All this meant was that the bosses required us to lie on the time tracking system, and not record the 20-40 extra hours we were putting in every week.
Sounds like Citibank. Had to log every hour worked, to a maximum of 8 hours a day (you'd get a bollocking if you tried logging more). We'd be in 7am -> 7pm (and not allowed a lunch break) but still only be able to log 8 hours. I quit after 2 months.
Having things sticking through your skin (long term) is a great way to introduce infection into your body.
Transdermals form a pocket under the skin (presuming you get past the rejection stage - which happens with most things of this nature). They're no more dangerous than a piercing,
Yep, that worked. And now I recognise the feeling (from using my laptop and a few other things): what I was just putting down to sensitivity in my finger due to it being implanted (cut, lift, implant) is actually the magnet vibrating. Awesome! Thanks:)
How long was it from having them implanted to being able to feel the buzz? I had two done at the beginning of April: right ring finger and back of the hand. I'm yet to feel anything 'accidental' (if I hold a magnet nearby, they go nuts; I can pick up staples too).
Of course, if I ever need an MRI, I'll need them taken out.
Not necessarily: From: http://www.stevehaworth.com/wordpress/index.php/welcome-from-steve-haworth/magnetic-faq 'However, we now know of a few people who have the magnets have gone through MRIs and this did not happen. One person reported that the magnet just vibrated very strongly. Another person reported that the techs shielded his hand, as they would with someone who had shrapnel or other implants.'
As it's DNS based routing (requests for US-centric services get proxied via their US servers), not *all* your traffic goes via the VPN, so if you happen to have 100M cable to your house, you're not throttled by the limitations of routing everything via the VPN's bandwidth. And, as titten says, it enables it across all devices on your network (assuming you configure your router to use their DNS servers), not just the VPN initator; it 'just works'.
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IMHO, the biggest problem with the stock markets is delayed quotes. The big guys have the real time prices, the small guys have a fake price, from 20 minutes ago. This is a big problem with European stock exchanges. How can you have a market if you're lying to people about the current prices?!
Of course you can't trade a profit on delayed prices. But, why do you have to trade on delayed prices as 'the little guy'?
Places like MoneyAM and ADVFN have been providing real-time prices for either free, or £5/month, since 1999 (ADVFN) and 2002 (MoneyAM).
All this meant was that the bosses required us to lie on the time tracking system, and not record the 20-40 extra hours we were putting in every week.
Sounds like Citibank. Had to log every hour worked, to a maximum of 8 hours a day (you'd get a bollocking if you tried logging more). We'd be in 7am -> 7pm (and not allowed a lunch break) but still only be able to log 8 hours. I quit after 2 months.
The one other question I had: are touch screens a problem?
Not so far. I use my iPod, iPad, Android phone without any issues.
Having things sticking through your skin (long term) is a great way to introduce infection into your body.
Transdermals form a pocket under the skin (presuming you get past the rejection stage - which happens with most things of this nature). They're no more dangerous than a piercing,
It's no worse an idea than piercing, and following the same aftercare, should heal in a similar way.
Gently..I'm still healing ;)
Turn on a microwave--that should do it
Yep, that worked. And now I recognise the feeling (from using my laptop and a few other things): what I was just putting down to sensitivity in my finger due to it being implanted (cut, lift, implant) is actually the magnet vibrating. Awesome! Thanks :)
How long was it from having them implanted to being able to feel the buzz? I had two done at the beginning of April: right ring finger and back of the hand. I'm yet to feel anything 'accidental' (if I hold a magnet nearby, they go nuts; I can pick up staples too).
Of course, if I ever need an MRI, I'll need them taken out.
Not necessarily:
From: http://www.stevehaworth.com/wordpress/index.php/welcome-from-steve-haworth/magnetic-faq
'However, we now know of a few people who have the magnets have gone through MRIs and this did not happen. One person reported that the magnet just vibrated very strongly. Another person reported that the techs shielded his hand, as they would with someone who had shrapnel or other implants.'
Seconded.
As it's DNS based routing (requests for US-centric services get proxied via their US servers), not *all* your traffic goes via the VPN, so if you happen to have 100M cable to your house, you're not throttled by the limitations of routing everything via the VPN's bandwidth. And, as titten says, it enables it across all devices on your network (assuming you configure your router to use their DNS servers), not just the VPN initator; it 'just works'.
Millisecond trading is so 2008; we're onto microsecond trading now.