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More or less an i7 with dual channel memory. (i7 has triple channel memory). Different CPU socket and (cheaper) motherboard.

Which breadth stats? Last time I looked about 3 weeks ago I couldn't see it, but things may well have changed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security-Enhanced_Linux

Why would you want to do that? There are pretty good random number generators available: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki//dev/random In any case, does it really matter if the random "path" is cracked?

Is +1.25% berserk ?

North Pole ice-free by summer 2020: http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,26213406-601,00.html

It's bland assertions like this that are so typical of AGW deniers. For a start there is no evidence that all the moons and planets of the solar system are warming. There is evidence that some are warming, but that in no way implies that the same mechanisms are at work in each case and...

Is that the same Henry Ford who was awarded the Grand Cross of the German Eagle in 1938 by Nazi Germany.

Couldn't agree more. I'd add one other comment - one should schedule software upgrades such that if there is an issue, there is the time to resolve it or revert back to the older release. Weekends are good it possible.

One of the cornerstones of the philosophy of *nix is to avoid premature optimization. It is all too easily forgotten.

The argument will go that a mutex implies a context switch while a spinlock doesn't, and under some high load circumstances may have some edge. Like all such arguments about performance, I'm skeptical without real performance data. Spinlocks may best be left to kernel developers who know what...

You have been able use 'select' in Java NIO for a rather long time. To the OP, read any *nix documentation on listen () accept () and most importantly select () to understand how a single server process or thread may have many open tcp connections. I say go to *nix documentation, because...

Thanks for that info. I guess I should RTFM. ... now the TWS frame can be moved to the top of screen without leaving a gap the height of title bar.

It was huge surprise for me was to see Australia rated number two. Obviously the size of the market is not the overriding factor. I would guess that the score is derived from weighting various factors which is always going to be somewhat subjective.

I understand the point you are making, and quite agree that any type of error notification should not obscure information about the source of the error. And that IB should fix that particular issue if that is indeed what is happening. Nevertheless, if the error is triggered by Sierra's auto...

I think you are being a bit unreasonable. This sounds very much like a Sierra problem, for which IB is not responsible. I'm sure that if you ask IB, they would say that auto login is not supported and anybody attempting it (including Sierra) is on their own and must fix their own problems. A...

You entirely and 100% miss the point. They were great scientists who by and large did not allow religious beliefs to impede their quest for knowledge. Which is diametrically opposite to all the fruitcake fundamentalists for whom the dropping of a few scientific terms here and there is just...

I watched about half of the second video before I was at risk of nodding off. He sounds like just another preacher for creationism ... err intelligent design. To put it bluntly, it was dull in the extreme. Same old stuff. Ohhhh ... it's all too complicated .... Some entity must have designed...

Sounds a bit like the US today actually. Make no mistake. the early Soviet Union was surrounded by very real enemies, starting with the foreign intervention into the civil war.