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http://orbotech.com/ this company makes testing equipment for LCD manufacturers.

Matrox has a System Compatibility Wizard http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/corpo/support/compatibility/compatibility.php

the AMD chip is a very powerful processor. It can more than handle your trading needs. My comment regarding T7500 is a better chip did not mean to say AMD is inadequate. If you are to do 3D work, then the shared memory graphic will not meet your need for sure. But for current generation of...

imho: the t7500 is a far superior processor the GeForce Go is a shared memory toy The second model is cheaper, but you get exactly what you pay for. There is no bargain.

I have edited today's chat log for your reading enjoyment. (removed the willies, pigs and the toilet40.) per bi9foot : FYI for those that might review the chat logs. the time stamp on the chat logs are 4mins and 15 secs behind

The dotcom boom years were not a good reference. But the 2007 vol being lower than 2006 was an ominous signal.

there are 2 types of distractions: Distractions you cannot control, and distractions you can control. Life is a decision.

but which webmaster can pass up an additional thousands of page views on a quiet snowy weekend? http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/elitetrader.com

You mean "Working with my other personality..."

g200 mms has a pci bus. yes, as long as your motherboard has an available PCI slot.

some people still live in the 1920's.

no

I can export the data from my software program, but the size is enormous. e.g. The ESM6 tick in txt is about 18MB zipped.

You are obviously not a trader.

People get blown out everyday. They don't need a crash as an excuse. Getting blown out during a crash is no big deal, it is only a blip on the screen. Real traders get over it and make a come back. Wannabes disappear into oblivion.

vertical plus calendar = diagonal

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if you are SOOOOO goooood, you will be off the PDT rule in no time.

We all know those cute little computer symbols called 'emoticons,' where: :) means a smile and :( is a frown. Sometimes these are represented by :-) :-( Well, how about some 'ASSICONS?' Here goes: (_!_) a regular ass (__!__) a fat ass (!) a tight ass (_*_) a sore ass {_!_} a...

If he had break ONE less rules, he could have survived with a profit.