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Police are warning all men who frequent clubs, parties and local pubs to be alert and stay cautious when offered a drink from any woman. Many females use a date rape drug on the market called 'Beer'. The drug is found in liquid form and available anywhere. It comes in bottles, cans, from taps...

Try googling for Rina Systems, Behold, WealthLab or VeriTrader If you happen to know Java, look at actiTrader

be careful .... if trading .... while driving .... more and more internet cafes in Europe allow to plug in your own notebook onto the internet

Most probably any wireless card will do on any Linux distribution. Take a look at the Wireless-Howto at http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Wireless-HOWTO.html

Found a link to a ready-made Excel for heatmaps here http://users.frii.com/fritz/trading/ Link was provided by www.traders2traders.com

Main site seems to be http://www.xtrader.net/ From what I read, it's free (but who knows :-) I played around with it, and must say I am impressed. And yes, it's pretty colorful, but one can change this to ones taste easily.

Only by chance I found this site http://www.jchart.it I has nothing to do with the infamous JChart recently discussed here on ET. I neither have any attachments to these guys. Unfortunately, my italian is far too bad to understand their business, but my eyes are good enough to say that...

On which side of your screen do you detect the crazyness? I mean, you could either try to change a gazzilion of parameters, or just one. More seriously, do a search on "curve fitting" and you'll find more answers than you have questions on this subject.

Unfortunately, this seems to be right only for places the "civilized world" has economic interests in. Otherwise I lack understanding how cw's could so easily ignore genocides and starvation in Africa.

Wine has given me not so many problems, but more than often, menues are unreadable or plain ugly. I have dropped wine in favor of VMWare - they did a _!!fantastic!!_ job building virtual machines under Linux. I have yet to find the Micro$oft application that doesn't run on my linux box. My only...

I agree. I will dig deeper into this as I don't yet understand. I trust a specialized company like PSSC Labs won't recommend the boards unless they are really good. I will report what I find. Thanks, Nitro! agrau

Funny, I have crossed Super Micro off my list. The "Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO", dated 2004-01-30, marked Super Micro boards as having boot problems with Linux (unless you upgrade to a beta BIOS). Tyan seems to work well, however. The document don't list all boards, but I have a not so...

Thanks for bringing FreeBSD to my attention again. And your recommendation for Gentoo . I am on Linux since the early days with all the grief and the glory. My first OS was a System V Rel. 2 back in the early 80s. Back then I worked for ICL, doing some ports of the original AT&T sources onto...

Nitro, thanks for the link. They surely look like they know what they are doing. Will play a little with their configurator to see what combinations they consider useful. Nononsense, thanks for your detailed reply. I, too, look at Intel boards for I assume they may have the highest degree of...

Well, I am about to switch over to a new mobo and searched like crazy for some recommendations on which one to choose for my Linux. My current wishlist includes: - P4C 3.2 GHz with HT - 1 GB DDR Ram - 40 GB ATA for / - 2 x 80 GB S-ATA in Raid-0 for /usr/local - eventually another hd as...

Thanks, I found some there that will certainly do the job. Thanks again agrau

I am about to buy a used notebook for my niece to play with. Beside eyeballing the outside, what software would do a decent check of the diverse system components? Any recommendations? Thanks, agrau

I remember my disappointment while/after reading Van Tharp's second book. I liked Tharp's first book very much, but the second has lost the focus: How much memory for your computer, what is an ECN, which unbeatable chart setup ... and a short summary of the things already covered in the first...

I assume you mean the binary Metastock format. The Metastock ASCII format shouldn't give you a problem. To read Metastock files, you'll find some Java code in the forum of the TurtleTraderSoftware site: http://www.turtletradingsoftware.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=742 For reading, writing and...

Maybe this could be a good starter for programming something in VB or VBA with Excel: http://www.senorjosh.com/archives/2003/04/heatmap_tool_vba.shtml From the site: I developed this tool while working at Harvard Institutes of Medicine, in order to visualize the expression leves of genes on...