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Consider that SATA is the new desktop standard, not IDE - I wouldnt even consider buying IDE drives these days. SCSI still offers performance advantages, as you point out, the fastest drives still come out in SCSI first however the latest SATA specs has plenty of bandwidth - the performance...

I tried but my broker wouldn't let me: 'DIPS' is not a valid ticker symbol.

Did it make you a better trader?

Great - where do I sign up?

Schindler Trading Performance (http://www.schindlertrading.com/index.php?page=performance) Outperforms S&P and low correlation with S&P - exactly what you want from a hedge fund: Return Since Inception 299.6% Annualized Return 27.7% Correlation with S&P 500 Index 4.9%

Sorry, I didn't get the humor. :confused:

Roboform (or whatever software you use) has to enter passwords in the clear when it fills out fields in IE (or whatever app). It cannot enter encrypted passwords - that doesn't even make sense. Please stop spouting off nonsense when you clearly don't know what you are talking about.

Oh I see, serious discussion is not your forte. [B] Yea, instead of the keylogger getting one of your passwords (IB account), you give them all of your passwords at once. Brillant. I can see where this is going, you're more interested in arguing semantics then the real issue because you...

Please explain how it operates then. PCMag (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1632860,00.asp) says this "RoboForm encrypts and stores data locally, protecting it with a master password. Don't lose that master password, as there's no "back door" to recover it. The first time you use...

I have never used Roboform but I did just visit their site briefly and it referenced entering a master password. If you have configured Roboform not to use a master password then I can only assume that your Roboform password file is not encrypted and would be easy pickings for a trojan to...

No, they are not linked - that is the gamblers fallacy. You can't say that its is unlikely that the run will continue yet the odds on the next toss are 50/50 - that is an obvious contradiction. You are confusing the odds of throwing 20 heads in a row (very unlikely) with the odds of...

I asked you to express your answer numerically. If you don't think the odds are still 50-50 then what do you think the odds are? Again, the question is: You have already thrown 20 heads in a row. What are the odds that the NEXT flip of the coin will come up heads? Note: I am not...

What? I'm still waitng for YOUR answer. You just threw 20 heads in a row. You are about to flip the coin again. What are the odds of it coming up heads THIS time? Please express your answer numerically.

Lighten up Francis.

Assuming that Roboform stores your passwords encrypted then I would imagine that you have to initially enter some sort of master password each time you run Roboform which the key logger would then intercept. Once they have that master password your Roboform password file (which they can...

I have no doubt that he thinks Martingale is a great idea. After all, what are the odds of having another loss after having 6 straight losses in a row...time to go all-in. :p

Look, if you can't understand the most basic probability case, a simple coin toss, then there is no way we are going to have a discussion about anything more complex. You haven't mastered addition and you want to discuss calculus? Please....I've seen trolls that were less tenacious then...

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Your actual observations are irrelevent. Factual discussion of probability (what you call irrelevent info) is what matters. Whooosh...it goes right over your head, doesn't it? Every coin toss has a 50/50 chance of heads. It doesn't matter how many heads or tails in a row you just had. The...

Um, ok. I am familiar with man-in-the-middle attacks but for you to say that they are "The second common source of password compromise" is false as they are difficult to pull off successfully, especially if you are using an application that is properly secured.