One of the most powerful techniques i've seen for c++ is to implement a thin memory management layer (gc, reference counting, caching and cache warming). This will make it stable to the level of JVM's and CLR's without a performance loss, assuming that all code uses this api (or simply preprocess on malloc and free). This can even speed up code significatly with hardware cache aware code.
1. A real engineer's time is worth 100/hr without headhunters. 2. Ask for rapid prototypes prior to any bids. 3. Ensure that the developers have extensive experience in the business or trade of the solution's realm. 4. Take care to never tie in to any proprietary technologies. 5. Choose the correct tools. 6. Make sure that the people developing the solution are focused on developing the product, not a framework for the product. 7. Know that with modern web development technologies, that product life cycles are completed monthly with milestones weekly. 8. Make sure that the development process is Quality based with regression tests and configuration management. 9. Be convinced that another team can easily manage whats developed at any time. 10. Ensure that requirements are documented to ensure whats to be delivered is well specified and keep engineering documentation light and only updated after major revs because it is constantly changing. 11. Ensure that the project lead is well versed in development AND networking. 12. Start the project by defining milestones and prototype the deliverables so you can easily track performance.
Theres much more to the SDLC depending on the requirements.
What you do is just do the work without asking or waiting for anyone's approval for anything... you will get the distinct feeling of stomping forward with 5 people holding chains trying to pull you back. Thats who is the real producer. Your work will be thrown away anyways, but if theres nothing completed, theres nothing to save.
Web technolgies are definitely the way to go, just don't get vendor lock-in and make sure that every tool is standards based and can easily be moved away from if need be.
You should be allowed to choose whether or not you want this feature. You should know who is using this information and for what. Whats to stop them from misusing it? The issues is, the users should be explicitly notified.
One time I was developing a system used by attorneys to manage revenue contracts for a major networking company. They would threaten to terminate my contract if there was a single bug or say something like "I don't think he's taking his job seriously". My manager described the legal team as "unforgiving".
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Totally, I am disgusted with the low quality of paper back tech books that I can get more from a magazine. Its interesting that O'relly is the only publisher that is worth its salt. My step father told me that "God wouldn't have made sheep if he wouldn't have meant for them to be sheard". Knowing that the greater percent of the population leave something to be desired as far as intellect, I can see that theses inferior books cater to the masses who might find the better books more difficult to grasp.
I survive by only reading the main book, not the book written about the main book.. This means only written by the manufacturer (such as Microsoft or Cisco), RFC's and W3C etc, and O'reily. The rest are all blurbage, storys and marketing. Additionally, check to see whats on the curriculum of the best Universities where often the professors wrote the book used there and at most major Universities. Perhaps the best is to just read the code (not the comments) of what you're trying to understand.
I know a friend who instead of listening to normal music, listens to old C64 music. I wouldn't mind coding all do to the songs to the Legend of Zelda. Where can I find this? I also remember some friend of mines playing some punk rock mix of the super mario brothers music.
Sounds like Fluff 2.0 When am I going to see a like to an example and will i notice or care if its 2.0. Maybe thay should start an image link campaign.
When are we going to have something like shoutcast radio over ip everywhere (Roaming IP)? I tried it with one of those CDMA cards and it didn't work. Not sure if GPRS works while roaming. I doubt they hand-off the same IP addresses when you move between cells since you have to be in the same subnet.
Why can't they just simply ask users to enter their location, and map it to a local emergency number from some database? Do they not have long phone number equivalents to 911? Does this database exist? Specifically what information do they need from the "911 controllers"?
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At 1 dollar per song.. thats one million dollars per ipod.. cheap bastards..
Want fries with that?
One of the most powerful techniques i've seen for c++ is to implement a thin memory management layer (gc, reference counting, caching and cache warming). This will make it stable to the level of JVM's and CLR's without a performance loss, assuming that all code uses this api (or simply preprocess on malloc and free). This can even speed up code significatly with hardware cache aware code.
1. A real engineer's time is worth 100/hr without headhunters.
2. Ask for rapid prototypes prior to any bids.
3. Ensure that the developers have extensive experience in the business or trade of the solution's realm.
4. Take care to never tie in to any proprietary technologies.
5. Choose the correct tools.
6. Make sure that the people developing the solution are focused on developing the product, not a framework for the product.
7. Know that with modern web development technologies, that product life cycles are completed monthly with milestones weekly.
8. Make sure that the development process is Quality based with regression tests and configuration management.
9. Be convinced that another team can easily manage whats developed at any time.
10. Ensure that requirements are documented to ensure whats to be delivered is well specified and keep engineering documentation light and only updated after major revs because it is constantly changing.
11. Ensure that the project lead is well versed in development AND networking.
12. Start the project by defining milestones and prototype the deliverables so you can easily track performance.
Theres much more to the SDLC depending on the requirements.
What you do is just do the work without asking or waiting for anyone's approval for anything... you will get the distinct feeling of stomping forward with 5 people holding chains trying to pull you back. Thats who is the real producer. Your work will be thrown away anyways, but if theres nothing completed, theres nothing to save.
Royal Jelly is what the queen bee eats... one of the most complex sugars... I eat a teaspoon for a jolt...
Now M$ is making money so the small guys like realplayer can't cry.
Web technolgies are definitely the way to go, just don't get vendor lock-in and make sure that every tool is standards based and can easily be moved away from if need be.
You fight your own shadow on the end of II... I don't know anyone but me who beat the second adventure of Zelda I.
I got an Itainium 2 Chip key chain for my last conference. Is it too late to get a Motorola chip key chain since Apple moved to intel processors?
You should be allowed to choose whether or not you want this feature. You should know who is using this information and for what. Whats to stop them from misusing it? The issues is, the users should be explicitly notified.
Is Intel using Microsoft like strategies where they say that you can't buy competitors products if they buy theirs... or maybe a lower price?
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Apparently the exploit method in the GDI DLL is SETABORT (vector 9).4
http://blogs.securiteam.com/index.php/archives/18
-c0d3r-
One time I was developing a system used by attorneys to manage revenue contracts for a major networking company. They would threaten to terminate my contract if there was a single bug or say something like "I don't think he's taking his job seriously". My manager described the legal team as "unforgiving".
-c0d3r-
Totally, I am disgusted with the low quality of paper back tech books that I can get more from a magazine. Its interesting that O'relly is the only publisher that is worth its salt. My step father told me that "God wouldn't have made sheep if he wouldn't have meant for them to be sheard". Knowing that the greater percent of the population leave something to be desired as far as intellect, I can see that theses inferior books cater to the masses who might find the better books more difficult to grasp.
I survive by only reading the main book, not the book written about the main book.. This means only written by the manufacturer (such as Microsoft or Cisco), RFC's and W3C etc, and O'reily. The rest are all blurbage, storys and marketing. Additionally, check to see whats on the curriculum of the best Universities where often the professors wrote the book used there and at most major Universities. Perhaps the best is to just read the code (not the comments) of what you're trying to understand.
-c0d3r-
They are second to Cisco in the network hardware/software business...They used to make the fastest core internet router..
You should checkout Juniper IDPs (intrusion detection and prevention)... I swear one of these bastards rootkited my linux laptop...
They didn't even want me to take a day off when I was really sick...for a stupid artificial deadline..
Juniper is evil.. I wrote code for their legal team.. they will work you to the ground...
I know a friend who instead of listening to normal music, listens to old C64 music. I wouldn't mind coding all do to the songs to the Legend of Zelda. Where can I find this? I also remember some friend of mines playing some punk rock mix of the super mario brothers music.
Sounds like Fluff 2.0 When am I going to see a like to an example and will i notice or care if its 2.0. Maybe thay should start an image link campaign.
When are we going to have something like shoutcast radio over ip everywhere (Roaming IP)? I tried it with one of those CDMA cards and it didn't work. Not sure if GPRS works while roaming. I doubt they hand-off the same IP addresses when you move between cells since you have to be in the same subnet.
Man, why watch a movie about work on the weekend? I can understand office space, but not this.
Why can't they just simply ask users to enter their location, and map it to a local emergency number from some database? Do they not have long phone number equivalents to 911? Does this database exist? Specifically what information do they need from the "911 controllers"?