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Not always true, According to WSJ http://blogs.wsj.com/marketbeat/2011/02/07/depressing-chart-... "Through the close of trading Monday, the investors in 7-10 year Treasurys would have seen a return of 76% percent over the last 10 years, versus a return of 17.4% for stocks. So you could have socked your money in supersafe U.S. Treasurys and reaped a risk-free 80% gain. "
Touchdown (for Android) http://www.nitrodesk.com/dk_touchdownFeatures.aspx keeps all of the Exchange Activesync'd data separate from the main email on the phone, so when you get wiped only corporate email/calendar get wiped. I don't think anything similar exists for iPhone.
I hadn't seen the earlier version, but I just got the latest beta. It would be nice to have a more detailed grade for each case, so that I could learn in better detail about the investigation & management choices I made vs what the ideal choices were.
Actually, donations come out of your post-tax income, and then you get a tax deduction (not a credit) for them, if you itemize your taxes.
it's been an issue on their getsatisfaction page for 10 months ... http://getsatisfaction.com/foursquare/topics/https-o65c ...
why not have a volunteer fire department? these are quite popular in NY/NJ/CT.
yep. they could have at least supported SASL to have the login info encrypted and then transport the rest of the stream unencrypted, but they did not.
the manifesto is cool. this is a great way to market writing secure code.