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Oh i'm an idiot you're just trolling...good job.

If someone is firing a gun at you and preventing you from search and rescue, great i agree with you they should do what they need to do to disable the person and continue with Search and Rescue... but its a long stretch from that to the wholesale slaughter you are advocating.

No i'd be more upset by the people who decided that worrying about looters was more important than search and rescue. because it turns out that sending officers out to shoot looters also keeps them from performing search and rescue. I'll play the empathy game right back at you... If...

You're wrong there was looting so bad that Mayor Schmitz issued a public proclamation ordering the police to shoot and kill anyone seen breaking the law on sight. This was not in his legal authority but he did it anyway. He was driven to this measure by the roaming gangs of violent drunken...

I think they call that "privatized social security"...

Did you read my (slow) response to your question about the TSE earlier or was it just not convincing to you? I'm pretty sure the TSE's interface had neither a static price ladder nor single action order entry. If you have seen evidence to the contrary i would be interested to see it.

The only problem with this idea is that any large companies that trade seriously (like goldman for example) would be opening themselves up to patent infringement damages. It isn't just the vendor that is liable for creating an infringing product. People that use an infringing product also are...

FredBloggs, I am sorry for the slow response but I had to check some facts before responding. The prior art that Refco is referring to are most likely the same things that have been presented in the TT vs eSpeed case. For over a year Cantor eSpeed has been scouring the earth for prior...

That's because those patents have expired. (unless we're talking about those turn signals on side view mirrors) But you pay the all kinds of licensing fees indirectly every time you buy a car because the automaker will be passing the cost through to you and the automaker pays it's licensing...

With all respect you don't know what you're talking about. First of all the bicycle was patented in 1866 to Pierre Lallement. Second, the bicycle spawned so many technological innovations that the USPTO had to create a special office just for bicycle patents. Third, for your comparison...

Americans call them Cliff's notes. Coles notes are the originals and were invented by a canadian.

Agree that TT was first, but i'm biased. It's still true though. eSpeed (ESPD - mkt cap 440M) isn't all that tiny either, they were one of the first people sued. although they might on the way to tiny from the looks for their chart (see link above)

I definitely don't understand what you're saying. In your previous post you mentioned IB being a big customer of TTs. Could you please expand on what you mean?

I'm not sure I'm following exactly what you're saying but i think the answer is no. As far as I know IB is not a customer of TT's because IB has their own front end and don't use TTs software. IB does support FIX for order routing and TT has FIX support so in theory you could route orders...

NinjaTrader to License Trading Technologies’ Patented MD Trader™ Technology CHICAGO, July 14, 2005 – Trading Technologies International, Inc. (“TT”) and NinjaTrader LLC (“Ninja”), a leading developer of retail focused trading software, today announced that they reached an...

Who is the person you referred to as "one of the most skilled masters of altered states". How in your opinion does one best become a "noticer of patterns". Are you referring to something like meditation? What are the specific taoist concepts you are referring to? Can you give me an...

Can you elaborate with more detail please?

I've never used it but this guy seems to think it's great for two lines.... CNET Review Link All CNET Reviews for TRU8866

Tough? 15 years for $600M? Tell that to one of the "three strikes" victims...this guy stole three children's videos and he'll be eligible for parole at the age of 87. (he's 44 now) The full story this world ain't right i tell ya...

Just a quick correction: I'm pretty sure it's actually 10 cents a side not 50. $50 is the monthly minimum which may be where you got the number 50 from.