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What this results in is a 10% improvement in the 0 to 60 mph time to 2.8 secs and a quarter mile time of 10.9 secs.

Tiday it has an ssd, 2 gb of ram xubuntu 1404, and boots tk login in 10 secs.

That's about 2 milliseconds or more of deviation per day and for a whole year that's about 0.7 or 0.9 secs worth of deviation.

If we consistently see a source of traffic spending < 30 secs, then we manually start digging into the logs.

DOes it just lock the screen for 20 secs?

Would it not be trivial to spray a can of air upside-down at the epoxy for 30 secs and scrape it out with a screwdriver or craft knife?

I like your findings, although I would add that the secs/hit depends a lot not just on the rank but also on the time of the observation.

I have practically no sample size but my own father shifted into more project management into his 60s and he's as in demand as ever running a team of 10-12 secs.

The banks and corporations have more than enough money to "avoid" (not violate) the SECs rules and regulations, as well as defend themselves.