I very much like my debuggers, but I can't imagine why a few added print statements would make the program compile for 10 minutes, unless your whole codebase is in one file. (Or you have fetish for static linking.)
Except with crowdsourcing the backers aren't investors, but donators. They don't get any equity in the company. It would have been in fact illegal to do so. This might change in the near future.
You're missing the point. If the bomb had killed no one it would still be criminal to set it off in a public place, but even in the best conditions (for the terrorists) it would have not been able to kill thousands.
Private modifier is not a security feature IN ANY LANGUAGE. Neither in C#, neither in Java, neither in C++. C# reflection can read private fields just like Java. To have any kind of security, you mustn't allow untrusted code to run in your JVM/CLR.
You still will be able to get a new PS4 that doesn't require internet (and if you don't connect it, they can't patch it), or you can LEGALLY restore the old firmware if you have to knowhow.
With the Xbone you can't decline the firmware update or else your console becomes unusable due to the missed authentication.
"The head of IT doesn't necessarily need to know how to write code, so a coding test serves no purpose, but should be able to run a project. Are there objective methods for assessing this ability?"
I would expect him to able to solve the Fizzbuzz test and explain what's the difference between a switch and a router or what is a DNS server and understand nested SQL queries. Yes, I know this is a very low bar.
When did you have this problem? Last year around October there was a major Steam client update. Since then I can go offline without an internet connection too.
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what's the point of extending the life span in the context of exponentially growing population?
Don't worry, it won't be available in 3rd world countries.
Bows are the weapon of cowards. Real men fight with axes.
Yeah, that's good too. First time I've heard about it.
"There was a 23% drop in temperature." is a worthless comment as well unless you mean it in Kelvin.
Halfway to Lisp? Other than GC, there isn't much about Java that's Lisp like. Guy was rationalizing.
Reflection is pretty lispy, and C++ couldn't do it without some hacks (that were later standardized to RTTI).
I sense a fellow Prolog programmer here.
I very much like my debuggers, but I can't imagine why a few added print statements would make the program compile for 10 minutes, unless your whole codebase is in one file. (Or you have fetish for static linking.)
Except with crowdsourcing the backers aren't investors, but donators. They don't get any equity in the company. It would have been in fact illegal to do so. This might change in the near future.
http://www.salon.com/2012/12/28/equity_crowdfunding_waits_on_the_sec/
I guess it helped that old Russian vacuum cleaners looked like a rocket.
http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/4128/193134567.2/0_9d4ed_46b8054b_L.jpg
And here is a washing machine:
http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/4133/193134567.2/0_9d4d1_cf3056df_L.jpg
You're missing the point. If the bomb had killed no one it would still be criminal to set it off in a public place, but even in the best conditions (for the terrorists) it would have not been able to kill thousands.
There's no way a pressure pot bomb could kill thousands. There was no fluke. This is what this type of bomb is capable of.
And it is not configured that way by default neither in the JVM or the CLR.
I suggest to read a book about security then.
You go first.
Private modifier is not a security feature IN ANY LANGUAGE. Neither in C#, neither in Java, neither in C++. C# reflection can read private fields just like Java. To have any kind of security, you mustn't allow untrusted code to run in your JVM/CLR.
So my coworker used some funny introspection workaround to get that private field.
WFT, Microsoft?
Did you think that the private modifier is a security feature?
You still will be able to get a new PS4 that doesn't require internet (and if you don't connect it, they can't patch it), or you can LEGALLY restore the old firmware if you have to knowhow.
With the Xbone you can't decline the firmware update or else your console becomes unusable due to the missed authentication.
Just think about how many people is affected by the removal of OtherOS, and how many by the 24 hour authentication.
What kind of regulation would solve this? Companies are allowed to sell their products for whatever they want in every EU country.
There are other products which are pretty good at offline navigation:
http://www.igonavigation.com/
"The head of IT doesn't necessarily need to know how to write code, so a coding test serves no purpose, but should be able to run a project. Are there objective methods for assessing this ability?"
I would expect him to able to solve the Fizzbuzz test and explain what's the difference between a switch and a router or what is a DNS server and understand nested SQL queries. Yes, I know this is a very low bar.
They could have paid out to his parents too.
Sorry, the above stackoverflow link wanted to be this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/124332/c-handling-very-large-integers
I mainly program in Java, so my natural reaction was using BigInteger. I'm pretty sure someone already made something like that for C++ too
Of course, burning them will make the CO2 situation even worse.
Except that methane is a stronger green house gas than CO2.
When did you have this problem? Last year around October there was a major Steam client update. Since then I can go offline without an internet connection too.
If the 10 people are in the same collision domain, torrenting won't make things faster. Actually it can slow things down with unneccesary collisions.