In 2003 I started experiencing wrist pain when using mouse. As it became unbearable, this is what I did: - Went to see a doctor, without any results - Switched mouse from right to left hand. It took around 10 days to…
Is it simillar concept as JNode ( http://www.jnode.org )?
"They were all white college grad males." I think it is irrelevant here - everybody is free to start a startup, this is not a sign of any conspiracy or discrimination.
It is somehow related - one can not achieve usable "high frequency" without low latency. So frequency = volume, latency = price accuracy in time.
I am from Vinkovci, Crotia, living in Montreal, Canada
It is a trend in everything that surrounds us - cars, fridges, clothes, shoes, buildings - everything is made cheaper. Compare computer case from 1990 and now - modern economy class cases are ultra light. Reason is…
It depends where are you from.
I am collecting calculators. I own HP-28S, HP-48G, TI-74 and TI-92. In the past I owned an Atari ST and I still remember some M68000 assembly. With me your calculator will never be forgotten - I use all of them…
In 2003 I started experiencing wrist pain when using mouse. As it became unbearable, this is what I did: - Went to see a doctor, without any results - Switched mouse from right to left hand. It took around 10 days to…
Is it simillar concept as JNode ( http://www.jnode.org )?
"They were all white college grad males." I think it is irrelevant here - everybody is free to start a startup, this is not a sign of any conspiracy or discrimination.
It is somehow related - one can not achieve usable "high frequency" without low latency. So frequency = volume, latency = price accuracy in time.
I am from Vinkovci, Crotia, living in Montreal, Canada
It is a trend in everything that surrounds us - cars, fridges, clothes, shoes, buildings - everything is made cheaper. Compare computer case from 1990 and now - modern economy class cases are ultra light. Reason is…
It depends where are you from.
I am collecting calculators. I own HP-28S, HP-48G, TI-74 and TI-92. In the past I owned an Atari ST and I still remember some M68000 assembly. With me your calculator will never be forgotten - I use all of them…