The reason that nobody has done that is actually very simple. The initial investment in infrastructure is at a minimum in the tens of millions of dollars, and too make that even worse the credit markets are currently frozen so good luck getting a loan.
No because robots don't have a tendency to wipe their ass with their hand and then not wash. Which the current group of farm labor seem to have a strong propensity for.
They're giving you the price it costs to pay the human cost (salaries, benefits, travel costs) of reporting the news you say you want to give your readers. It's not cheap.
It is cheap when they're selling the exact same information to every newspaper on the planet...
Second, when the line of credit was discovered and rectified, it effectively lowered the amount of credit you were allowed, which lowered your margin, which per your existing agreement, allowed them to forcibly sell your portfolio to bring it back to within your approved line of credit.
Actually that would cause a margin call, if someone had made a profit off of their investment they would probably be able to come up with the margin given that it would mean guaranteed profits. Also with a margin call you are given the profits Zecco simply reversed all of the transactions and took both profits and losses.
You're car analogy is wrong. They didn't put the money into their account, they extended them a line of credit.
They mistakenly gave 1% of their users a line of credit which was far outside those users actual line of credit.
Some of those users then used that line of credit to purchase stock
They realized their mistake
They forcibly sold the shares which had been purchased on the lines of credit they had offered.
I'm sorry is it just me or does it seem like Zecco are the ones committing fraud here.
If I offered you a ten dollar line of credit to purchase stock with, you accepted and purchased said stock, I changed my mind, and sold the stock (which is your property) it seems to me that I would get in trouble for fraudulently selling your property.
They mistakenly gave 1% of their users a line of credit which was far outside those users actual line of credit.
Some of those users then used that line of credit to purchase stock
They realized their mistake
They forcibly sold the shares which had been purchased on the lines of credit they had offered.
I'm sorry is it just me or does it seem like Zecco are the ones committing fraud here.
If I offered you a ten dollar line of credit to purchase stock with, you accepted and purchased said stock, I changed my mind, and sold the stock (which is your property) it seems to me that I would get in trouble for fraudulently selling your property.
I don't know what they were planning on throwing at Cheyenne Mountain but I know I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it.
Actually cracking Cheyenne mountain would not require an enormous bomb, when it was constructed the most accurate weapon available was a bomb dropped from a plane that would guarantee hitting anywhere within about a square mile. Cheyenne mountain became obsolete with the first set of high precision warheads.
The official position of the United States is that he in fact was involved in terrorist activity. The lack of information forces the assumption that they are telling the truth, they had no reason at the time of his arrest to both with extraordinary rendition if they did not truly believe that he was involved.
Do you honestly believe that he was deported to Syria just because they didn't like him?
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The reason that nobody has done that is actually very simple. The initial investment in infrastructure is at a minimum in the tens of millions of dollars, and too make that even worse the credit markets are currently frozen so good luck getting a loan.
Surprise someone finally realized that the last mile is a natural monopoly and should be a utility.
This totally ruins their business model of selling something that costs almost nothing for a lot more than nothing.
Of course they're going to pull out every stop to well stop this from happening.
Oh hey look now his friend is losing by over a thousand votes... I WONDER how that happened...
*snickers*
Norton embeds IE, it's a big part of the reason that the interface is dog slow.
Right people in China are attacking the NYPD computer systems.
That seems way more likely than people in NY using proxies in china.
No because robots don't have a tendency to wipe their ass with their hand and then not wash. Which the current group of farm labor seem to have a strong propensity for.
way to go boy genius enjoy jail
ZFS in FreeBSD is still in alpha. Basically it consumes a huge amount of memory and kernel panics if you don't tune it correctly.
That would be because PC-BSD includes a ton of stuff in the default installation. I'm sure you can get it down to much less than that fairly easily.
COBOL -> ASM -> C would almost definitely be a more accurate translation of the COBOL code.
Just a though
also it looks like http://www.confickerworkinggroup.org/ is down
http://blog.trendmicro.com/downadconficker-watch-new-variant-in-the-mix/
his signature has a berkeley.edu domain name, so i would assume that he would have access.
What you mean that UC Berkeley doesn't pay for you to have access to this article?
sucks for you
What is this?
Not only is there a link directly to the article, but there is a link to the actual paper!?
They're giving you the price it costs to pay the human cost (salaries, benefits, travel costs) of reporting the news you say you want to give your readers. It's not cheap.
It is cheap when they're selling the exact same information to every newspaper on the planet...
Right but on a margin call you still get any profits and are responsible for any losses.
OH nose you caughted me!
Second, when the line of credit was discovered and rectified, it effectively lowered the amount of credit you were allowed, which lowered your margin, which per your existing agreement, allowed them to forcibly sell your portfolio to bring it back to within your approved line of credit.
Actually that would cause a margin call, if someone had made a profit off of their investment they would probably be able to come up with the margin given that it would mean guaranteed profits. Also with a margin call you are given the profits Zecco simply reversed all of the transactions and took both profits and losses.
You're car analogy is wrong. They didn't put the money into their account, they extended them a line of credit.
I'm sorry is it just me or does it seem like Zecco are the ones committing fraud here.
If I offered you a ten dollar line of credit to purchase stock with, you accepted and purchased said stock, I changed my mind, and sold the stock (which is your property) it seems to me that I would get in trouble for fraudulently selling your property.
Unless I'm missing something here...
Wait let me get this straight.
I'm sorry is it just me or does it seem like Zecco are the ones committing fraud here.
If I offered you a ten dollar line of credit to purchase stock with, you accepted and purchased said stock, I changed my mind, and sold the stock (which is your property) it seems to me that I would get in trouble for fraudulently selling your property.
Unless I'm missing something here...
it's merely an ongoing effort to de-legitimize his presidency.
He's doing a great job of that all on his own.
I don't know what they were planning on throwing at Cheyenne Mountain but I know I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it.
Actually cracking Cheyenne mountain would not require an enormous bomb, when it was constructed the most accurate weapon available was a bomb dropped from a plane that would guarantee hitting anywhere within about a square mile. Cheyenne mountain became obsolete with the first set of high precision warheads.
/me eats Lunzo
trolls are so tasty
Yes I'm fully aware he was talking about him.
The official position of the United States is that he in fact was involved in terrorist activity. The lack of information forces the assumption that they are telling the truth, they had no reason at the time of his arrest to both with extraordinary rendition if they did not truly believe that he was involved.
Do you honestly believe that he was deported to Syria just because they didn't like him?