it also doesn't factor in the increased risk taking of the drunk driver. Reaction times are only half the story; most people texting don't also see how fast they can take a turn in their Toyota Corolla at the same time..
The x-files has come true... does anyone remember the episode where some cars got hacked/unlocked by a 'genius' with a special CD played in the stereo?
I remember thinking man, these writers are stupid!...
I don't think so. If distance between NY and London is 10:
Scenario A: you are 1 from NY, 9 from London. You will have information about time X from NY in X+1 and London in X+9. Your long to NY will take 1 and your short to London will take 9. That's a total of 18 to get quote and fill in London.
Scenario B: you are 5 from NY, 5 from London. Total to get quote and get filled in both markets is equal at 10.
The longest path is your latency in a simple long/short arbitrage situation, so being equidistant to all of your liquidity centers is advantageous.
Sorry but it's the speculators who made the profits today... The algo traders were the only ones that could keep up with the volatility. not all of them made money, but some sure as hell did.. No one gives a crap about the day traders, they're not the ones moving the money.
How is anyone qualified to actually rate a WebApp on its security most of the time??? Certainly not the average user, and I doubt even a security researcher unless they are given access by the developer.
Until it's too late, you won't know that the developer set all the server passwords to 'LOL' or is selling your information to criminals....
Say it with me:
30 days has September, April, June and November. All the rest have 31, except February which has 28...
(someone messed up their April Fools joke, judging by the "industry responses")
There's not much of a point, it doesn't work in it's current implementation.
The author acknowledges a bug in the endian assumptions of the file or something.
I ported it to windows just to make sure, and it still has the problem.
It is obviously 99% correct, but I think only the author is going to be able to find his bug in any reasonable amount of time, you would have to really understand what was going on in the code to find what the crypto bug is.
yoblin
Not true.. just convert to a non-lossy format like FLAC. You won't get quality better than the original AAC file, but you won't get any worse either...
Take a look at ZFS and raid-z. Looks to me like a really good option for a cheaper server, you run either freeBSD or x86 Solaris and get better performance than software raid without the cost and troubles of hardware raid.
when they implement dynamic array resizing into raid-z, hopefully soonish, then I'm jumping onto the bandwagon.
Hey! What if terrorists were to discover TIME TRAVEL and went back to prevent us from getting our independence from England!
I think I'll hold off on worrying about math-genius terrorists figuring out bugs in encryption hardware until there's some actual evidence of it, thank you.
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it also doesn't factor in the increased risk taking of the drunk driver. Reaction times are only half the story; most people texting don't also see how fast they can take a turn in their Toyota Corolla at the same time..
Well they can also track you if you have a face. Which most of us do.
The x-files has come true... does anyone remember the episode where some cars got hacked/unlocked by a 'genius' with a special CD played in the stereo? I remember thinking man, these writers are stupid! ...
Yeah, it's nice when you can really put your heart into something.
.. At least not too many people will be competing with you for mayor of the moon
... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haunted_house#Carbon_monoxide_as_an_explanation_for_perceived_hauntings
I don't think so. If distance between NY and London is 10: Scenario A: you are 1 from NY, 9 from London. You will have information about time X from NY in X+1 and London in X+9. Your long to NY will take 1 and your short to London will take 9. That's a total of 18 to get quote and fill in London. Scenario B: you are 5 from NY, 5 from London. Total to get quote and get filled in both markets is equal at 10. The longest path is your latency in a simple long/short arbitrage situation, so being equidistant to all of your liquidity centers is advantageous.
An emergency patch was successfully uploaded, ensuring that the conditions which caused it to 'go rogue' will not occur again.
Sounds exactly like the marketing-speak I use when people find bugs in my code... Sounds better than "we screwed up"
... they need the new version of iMovie (http://www.maclife.com/article/news/imovie_%E2%80%9911_introduces_audio_filters_movie_trailers_mode)
Why would you need to reball the CPU to install a new one? Doesn't that just reinforce the existing connections?
Doesn't matter if it's satellite enabled or not, you're probably not going to have the patience to make a call!
Great, so I'll be able to use Facebook Connect to login to my bank accounts soon????? Count me in!!!!!!
I think you're confusing organ donor with victim of organ harvesting
Sorry but it's the speculators who made the profits today... The algo traders were the only ones that could keep up with the volatility. not all of them made money, but some sure as hell did.. No one gives a crap about the day traders, they're not the ones moving the money.
since the repos are being banged harder than a barn door in a heavy wind.
Wow, you actually managed to keep things classy...
How is anyone qualified to actually rate a WebApp on its security most of the time??? Certainly not the average user, and I doubt even a security researcher unless they are given access by the developer. Until it's too late, you won't know that the developer set all the server passwords to 'LOL' or is selling your information to criminals....
Only 4 Pictures of each raft? Satellite internet access has to be cheaper than custom pigeon backpacks...
See for yourself http://www.engadget.com/2006/10/19/nvidia-has-x86-cpu-in-the-works/
Say it with me: 30 days has September, April, June and November. All the rest have 31, except February which has 28... (someone messed up their April Fools joke, judging by the "industry responses")
There's not much of a point, it doesn't work in it's current implementation. The author acknowledges a bug in the endian assumptions of the file or something. I ported it to windows just to make sure, and it still has the problem. It is obviously 99% correct, but I think only the author is going to be able to find his bug in any reasonable amount of time, you would have to really understand what was going on in the code to find what the crypto bug is. yoblin
Not true.. just convert to a non-lossy format like FLAC. You won't get quality better than the original AAC file, but you won't get any worse either...
Take a look at ZFS and raid-z. Looks to me like a really good option for a cheaper server, you run either freeBSD or x86 Solaris and get better performance than software raid without the cost and troubles of hardware raid.
when they implement dynamic array resizing into raid-z, hopefully soonish, then I'm jumping onto the bandwagon.
Hey! What if terrorists were to discover TIME TRAVEL and went back to prevent us from getting our independence from England! I think I'll hold off on worrying about math-genius terrorists figuring out bugs in encryption hardware until there's some actual evidence of it, thank you.
How about linking to the original article with screenshots and more info?
c hive/2007/07/18/PINCH_2C00_-THE-TROJAN-CREATOR.asp x
http://blogs.pandasoftware.com/blogs/pandalabs/ar
come on digg! err...slashdot
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