If you would like to use an instant messenger for notification of emails, then you have probably wondered if they are any security issues with this.

By instant messenger, I am talking about MSN, Yahoo or AOL IM. The three most popular in US. Each of these 3 are maintained by 3 different companies, and use 3 different protocols in way they processes your messages across internet. Currently, there is no security flaws in 3 protocols, and if one is found, it is quickly patched, because all 3 companies have enough money to deploy a fast fix solution. So keep your instant messenger as up to date as possible.

That's what I call changing your digot picking strategy willy-nilly. If you digot then you use emotion and latest buzz to pick your digots. I found and built upon a strategy that uses pure statistics and takes emotion out of game. I believe that this strategy is long term for one very important reason. Let's say that DX is manipulating digots to serve system (they are not according to DXinOne help files), unknowingly they are still following rules of statistics - these rules are just hard to break out of. The only way out of this would be to reverse engineer it and I don't believe DX is doing that (if they are manipulating digots).