Recent content by GML3G0

They actually ended up using Porter's remix in one of the Slap Chop commercials. I was flipping through the channels the other day and on Vince came. :laugh:

:thumbsup: I tried AVG on my Windows 7 system - bogged it right down... AntiVir is much lighter on resources.

2007, so that option is gone... All right. Not a problem. I'll just make a TrueCrypt volume and house everything there. Thanks, again.

There isn't an option to encrypt it anywhere, though. Do I have to encrypt the file manually outside of Outlook using TrueCrypt?

Is my password protected pst file in Outlook 2007 encrypted, as well? Thanks.

Mac. It's a personal computer. Get it right. /off topic It is pretty amazing.

:heart: CEMJQ. I've been holding a few thousand shares since $0.05. Plan to sell 2/3 of my shares at $1, and riding the rest.

2001 Surely one of your favorites, Syringer. :D

I bought April 17.5 put and 55 call on FAZ for about $1.50 and $2.50 respectively. Don't know which way it's going. This may have been and probably is an extremely stupid trade on my part since they're both out of the money, but if it swings as wildly either way as I hope, I may end up making...

Yes, and no. Power is a rate. With each successive page printed it still becomes more and more cost effective, even when taking energy into consideration, to go the laser printer route. Pages from the laser printer will come out in a fraction of the time. The inkjet printer will have more...

Did you know know I was just about to hit the 'Reply' button? eh? did ya?

A quick glance... teachers expected little of me little [effort, work, etc. is suggested by this sentence] from me, but it seems you want to say they don't think you'll make something of yourself. Thus, "of me." If I were to continue to participate I was elevating myself to a new...

What do you mean log(e). Is the expression a base e logarithm? If so, the answer is just 1/x. The 1/k cancels out when you use the chain rule.

Unless k is a variable, this is correct. I got 1/(x ln10), which is an equivalent expression. Otherwise, it would be (k-x)/(xkln10). // Scratch that. Bad math. It would have to be a partial derivative, unless one of the variables could be expressed in terms of the other.

Considering selling some Jan 2010 $15 puts on LUK. That stock got pummeled on Thursday. I get a $400 premium, and if the stock drops below $15, well, then I essentially buy it for $11 a share.