Recent content by mrstocker

1 Cisco 800 series: good hardware, good OS, poor GUI. If you're not CCNA stay away from this router. Router is as good as you can configure it and IOS CLI is cumbersome 2 Sonicwall: I would not recommend anything below NSA240 Nice feature is build in Mobile Broadband backup 3...

Great link. Thanks.

Use it as an indication of their QC :)

http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:Not8Kj_zMfcJ:www.dvhardware.net/article34232.html+ocz+corrupt+ssd&cd=8&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=firefox-a

I have Samsung SLC drive. However if I was in the market for one now X25M G2 would be my choice. http://www.pcconnection.com/IPA/Shop/Product/Detail.htm?sku=10172666 SSD are much better than HD as long as you stay with Samsung or Intel (i.e. no OCZ and others) edit: or Toshiba

Your problem is that you don't want to admit you've made a mistake.

20 points = $1000=2%of 50k 50k per contract seems a lot.

They can manipulate demand/price and paint charts. Nothing new just more efficient. I'm sure it's the reason for steep rally we have going on right now. I just wonder how well those algos work in reverse.

This is more like creative writing than news you can base your trades on: "Consumer spending appeared to have stabilized since the start of the year, sales and starts of new homes were flattening out, and the recent declines in capital spending did not look as severe as those that had...

Ever since core2 intel's market share have been increasing. Intel is cheering because they are strong and in control of low and high end PCs. The only challenge could come from SoC which is still immature. Due to Intel's monopoly status it can hardly be used to predict future of the...

It comes naturally... :D

Spot on. IMO this is the main reason why WFC joined in by acquiring Wachovia. Is above a quote or your opinion?

http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20090209-718489.html

...fire 20000 workers and give tax brakes to the film industry and corporations btw, IMO, they should a little bit of both, but that would be a compromise :eek:

http://www.counterpunch.org/nader02052009.html