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Derivatives: The $600 Trillion Time Bomb That's Set to Explode October 12, 2011 By Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chief Investment Strategist, Money Morning Do you want to know the real reason banks aren't lending and the PIIGS have control of the barnyard in Europe? It's because risk in the $600...

+1 Water works (depending on the type of drive) if the drives are left in the river long enough, but do you want to take the risk? Burning the drive, literally is the only sure way to destroy the data. Oh, and a magnet, no matter how big does not work. And if drilling holes in it is your...

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"Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?"

Probably. Depends on the motherboard. For example: most laptops, not all have on board video. Could you disable the video processing of a laptop with on board video? Probably not.

Cool! I invented the Wuxi Finger Hold.

Just...Wow! Are you Jay from BullnBearAnalytics?

Fuck...would you slow down? I'm still looking up "probabilistically"!

+1 If I were to start voting again, it would be for Obama. Yes, Paul has the right idea(s), but they will never be implemented by anyone, even Jesus Christ himself. No, I would vote for the asshole that will bring it all to a conclusion, however ruinous the quickest. With Obama in the hot...

I don't think it'll work. Besides the funky converter issue, he's processing video through two different avenues. Bill Gates wouldn't permit that. Hope I'm wrong.

I'm Googling info/images of your m/b. In order to make an informed decision you need to know exactly what is in the chassis. For example: do you have one PCIe x 16 slot or two? The computer is only sold with a video card installed, so do the specs on Dell's website mean that you have one PCIe x...

Excuse me? Again, in the case of a very cheaply manufactured system with on board graphics/video where the chipset handling the video signal is soldered directly on the motherboard you have severely restricted options and in many cases you do indeed have to go into the BIOS and change the...

On a system with on board video your statement is true....I looked at the specs for his 8300 and it does not use on board video graphics. On board or motherboard based graphics will conflict with any video card installed into any expansion slot. If the motherboard has no video capabilities in...

The BIOS does not determine the number of monitors your system can handle, the OS does. I can't remember the number exactly offhand, but a windows based OS can handle somewhere in the neighborhood of 24 monitors. My immediate concern would be the expansion slot converter you plan on using in...

"It's better to burn out than to fade away" You're obviously intelligent, but fuck you and your pity party anyway. There is no saving this country. Bring it on, harder faster. Vote for Obama again. Cheer for every single entitlement you see. Anything else is just prolonging the agony and...

Check each process with Google. Or liutilities or neuber. Google it there are lots of sites that will tell you about processes.

Find it. Run task manager [ctrl/alt/del] and check processes. Ending the process will stop the keylogger until you reboot. A reformat of the hdd can remove it too, this is all if it's software based. Add another hdd in the case and use it to run your programs after you disconnect the one...

How are keystrokes logged. with hardware or software?

Parents of seven told: Your children are too fat, so you will never see them again http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2033486/Your-children-fat-again.html Four obese children are on the brink of being permanently removed from their family by social workers after their parents failed...

I wish. There was a day when it was easy to find a decent virus, not anymore. I love a good challenge. Now I find the best viruses on elementary school teacher webpages.