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I have used Camtasia before. While it works nicely but I found myself not needing a video playback. All I need are some static screenshots every few minutes. I have tried a few freeware for screen capture but they didn't work too well. What I would like to be able to do is to...

Thunderbolt I/O port. 10Gbps per port. Very nice. I wonder when I will see it supported on a X-58 mobo. http://www.intel.com/technology/io/thunderbolt/index.htm (Standards are wonderful... I have so many to choose from... )

What I have seen in retail stores... the ready-made boxes are mostly Intel i3 or i5 (or AMD equivalents). i7 are rare. Maybe they target more towards common households wanting a computer at home to check e-mails and browse the internet and such. Computer gamers are probably very few in their...

Here you go. Help yourself: (1-minute data file) @ES - TradeStation's continuous ES contract Date format... 100 = year 2000, then 2 digit month, 2 digit date (e.g. 1000314.00 means 3/14/2000) Time High Low Open Close Volume

Of course... that's the period of the dot-com boom (bust). IPO companies never made any money but hosted million dollar pool-side parties using sucker money. Yahoo! was thought to be going to the moon...

I may be wrong on this as I am not familiar with the details. But I think there is a limit on how much you can contribute your pay to a retirement plan. And I don't believe it can be "most". Let's say you decided to pay yourself $60k a year. I don't think you can contribute like $50k for...

Ah! Thanks for filling in the details Scataphagos. What I plan to use a SSD for, I wouldn't need/want to carry it from place to place or from one computer to another. I probably wouldn't need it. I only use USB disk drives for backing up files. For that I leave the job run all night and...

I think there is a mix in terminologies/interpretations. These are two different ways of describing your trading approaches. "Swing" trading means you want to capture the majority of a price move. From "swing" to "swing". From pivot low to pivot high (vice versa). Though these price moves...

????? In TradeStation you can set your chart's background to any color you want. Right click on the chart. Do a "Format Window...", then select "Background". Set the color to the blue of your choice.

I don't know about you all but here is what I am thinking... You want to pay yourself so that you can contribute to your retirement plan from trading... you first need to pay this 15.3% tax. What kind of investment do you have now that pays you a 15.3% return? Think about it. I feel...

Thanks again Scataphagos. At the beginning of this thread, you referenced USB 3.0. How was that established with your X25-M SSD? The X25-V that I have only has a SATA 3.0 Gbps interface. Does Intel sell X25-M as an external USB V3.0 SSD?

My best guess is your current CRT's resolution is 1024 x 768 from the attached image file you provided. I agree that you can easily get up to 1680x1050 or 1920x1080 with today's monitors. Effectively almost double the width you have now. Turning head from side to side with 1 monitor...

From: Bolimomo 04-06-10 06:52 PM This week is a one year anniversary. I am pleased to report that both my Model T computers are doing fine with no down time for the past year.

And the latest one is Bolimomo Model U: - Motherboard MSI Big Bang Xpower - Processor i7-950 - 6GB of RAM - 4 x EVGA 8400 GS display cards (PCIe X16), each drives 2 monitors - another monitor driven by a USB-to-DVI adapter

Sure tomahawk. I am currently using 3 desktop computers made by Bolimomo Trading Computer, Inc. 2 are Bolimomo Model T: - Motherboard ASUS P6T - Processor i7-930 - 6GB of RAM - 3 x EVGA 8400 GS display cards (PCIe X16), each drives 2 monitors - another monitor driven by a USB-to-VGA...

Thank you for the tips Scataphagos. Quite a bit difference between the V and M series. I am wanting to have a SSD for my laptop to boost up the speed.

Does it require your permission to be added to his buddy list? If it doesn't, it should.

BTW the Dell 20-inch monitor your referenced, E2011H, has a 1600x900 maximum resolution. Highly NOT recommended. For 20-inch or above screen real-estate, I think you will enjoy the 1080p resolution (i.e. 1920 x 1080) much better. Look for monitors with higher maximum resolutions.

What's most important to you in a monitor? *) Size? (20", 22", 23", 24"?) - Compact or more spacious? *) Resolution? *) Light weight? *) Vivid colors? I use a few Samsung SyncMaster 2243SWX (22 inch) and 2343BWX (23 inch). They are excellent in color contrast and resolution (as high...

I have reviewed the specs. Should be okay. Your laptop has one VGA 15-pin outlet, as most laptops these days. You should be able to drive one external monitor (your Dell E2011H). There you have a 2-screen set up. (Your laptop's 14-inch screen, plus your external Dell monitor's 20-inch...