you are using hungarian notation, just not to the nth degree!
clean code without having the scope part of the class/variable name would be:
Employee employee = new Employee("Bill");
Manager manager = new Manager("Sally", "Development Services"); ...
employee.setManager(manager);
of course, it all comes down to how the rest of your team slap their code together as well, and i've always found that the convention for these sort of things doesnt matter nearly so much as everyone using the same convention.
and it looks like the same set of backdoors that i (unhappily) came across about 8 yrs ago now.
the backdoor'ed ls / ps / top wouldnt report the presence of the nefarious files/programs running, so you had to dig a little deeper to work out what was going on.
i think i worked out ls was borked, then copied a 'good' ls from another box to ~/bin/ls , then used that to work out what files had been changed/moved/backdoored.
the.bash_history in the OP seems pretty familiar, getting in, grabbing files from another (compromised) box, then setting up & not _quite_ covering up their tracks, at least giving me an in to work out what was goin on.
iirc, they used '...' as the directory name from/, so even with the good ls, i think i missed it the first couple of times!
this was a long time ago ( 2.2 kernel ? ), and was on my first real job. in the end i think the root cause was either a brute force ssh attack, or one of the various buffer overflows in the older versions of bind.
If I rent a venue for a specific goal and someone attempt to corrupt that goal or hijack the arena, I see it as stealing what I have paid for. Have your own rally and make your own whatever and leave mine alone.
but these events arent 'rallies'
they are public speeches by the president of the country, not preaching to the converted in a single minded audience.
what has been shown is that all attempts are made to both prevent dissenting views from being presented at the public meetings, as well as ensuring the president does not see any dissenting views.
and then has the temerity to espouse 'democracy'. no wonder they're not bending over for it in iraq.
who do you think supports their neighbours, friends and parents properly ?
the professional *nix guru with thorough understanding of the systems they deal with ( nix or not ), or the local windows gamer who only knows whats l33t and hot at the moment?
the difference in perspective here is which end of the money train you're on.
in retail/sales, its all about bringing the cash in.
on the other end of the train, its all about being able to spend said moneys in ways that may or may not be justified.
so, in order to ensure that the money is spent in ways that will protect/grow a feifdom within an organisation, middle managers will go to any length to ensure that future funding allocations are always on the up, so spending all of last years and crying poor in order to justify increased budget next year is very common.
alas, it is the working stiff at the bottom who does all the bringing in, and the suits at the top ( or wanting to be there ) doing all the spending.:(
please reply to your own post after 5 years in the workforce.
you'll be amazed at how commonsense gets twisted, in particular when future budget/funds allocations are involved.
( similar practices happen in other areas too, eg: local governments need to spend all of the current years' roads budget in order to justify it for the next year, irrespective of if the works are needed or not, etc )
i'm paying $30 a day to get into the national park in order to pay ~$100 for a lift ticket to ski...
supply, demand... i get it!
having to wear a tag too.... at least here its cos some company had to shell out for the lift towers, to fuel the motors, and of course someone has to pay the lifties a minimum drinking wage:)
( at least this year theres snow is all i can say! )
bet theres still a $100 goes to MS clause in there somewhere.
if the vista basic is a couple hundred in the stores, presume OEM's are getting it at half that ( and passing on to consumers), so knocking off the license sticker and bundling a free OS...
... is nothing if I can get more out of my workers and not have to retrain them on OpenOffice. IMHO if you have to 'train' your workers to use a word processor, you may as well give up on 'training' them to use the rest of the computer too...
you seem to have glossed over the 'population in the camp' part.
would you care to elaborate?
or is it to be accepted now that millions of displaced are permanent refugees?
i think in this case, the sheep and the wolves are one, fed up and frustrated by decades of neglect.
this was the inevitable outcome of the imposition of the modern state of israel on the middle east. commentators of the time knew it, but still it went ahead, and still there is conflict as a result.
the people in these camps are the displaced persons from the territories given to the modern state of israel ( by whom, and from whom is something i'll leave to the reader to discover), plus of course the refugees created when israel expanded during several wars in the ensuing years.
a military to protect these people?
please, it was the military of modern israel ( backed of course by USA) that lead to these people being in the permanent displaced state they are in, and it is the various state military that will keep them there for generations to come.
making things easier on the staff - so they can help their customers better.;) i presume that wink was the 'this is sarcasm', as i doubt there are many companies out there wishing to automate processes so they need only feed the electricity meter rather than pay real people.;)
I do NOT want a default shell that is Bourne-like, but can't actually parse Bourne shell syntax properly. oh good, for people like you who have the inclination ( and presume the skill to put a -s/bin/*sh when adding a new user ), we should all have to bear the flagilation of the new guy running the unix box on the client site who can barely create a user home dir, let alone a decent shell, and be stuck with t|c|k sh for the life of the party ( sorry, project ), skipping betweeen modern bash on our desktop and 1970's {default shell} on the solaris machine.
i'd prefer the medal, after of course they make bash the default shell.
( and of course its the simplest change to make a whole new breed of folks cutting their teeth on linux/bash much more comfortable in a high end unix environment )
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you are using hungarian notation, just not to the nth degree!
clean code without having the scope part of the class/variable name would be: of course, it all comes down to how the rest of your team slap their code together as well, and i've always found that the convention for these sort of things doesnt matter nearly so much as everyone using the same convention.
firefox on linux ( and proboppably mac ).
yes.
firefox on windows.
no.
so long as the execution model is flawed in windows, these vulnerabilities will come up at every opportunity.
( and no, cancel or allow crap isnt fixing the flaw, its applying an annoying bandaid to a gaping hole )
yep,
.bash_history in the OP seems pretty familiar, getting in, grabbing files from another (compromised) box, then setting up & not _quite_ covering up their tracks, at least giving me an in to work out what was goin on.
/, so even with the good ls, i think i missed it the first couple of times!
and it looks like the same set of backdoors that i (unhappily) came across about 8 yrs ago now.
the backdoor'ed ls / ps / top wouldnt report the presence of the nefarious files/programs running, so you had to dig a little deeper to work out what was going on.
i think i worked out ls was borked, then copied a 'good' ls from another box to ~/bin/ls , then used that to work out what files had been changed/moved/backdoored.
the
iirc, they used '...' as the directory name from
this was a long time ago ( 2.2 kernel ? ), and was on my first real job. in the end i think the root cause was either a brute force ssh attack, or one of the various buffer overflows in the older versions of bind.
either way, it was format, reinstall time!
If I rent a venue for a specific goal and someone attempt to corrupt that goal or hijack the arena, I see it as stealing what I have paid for. Have your own rally and make your own whatever and leave mine alone.
but these events arent 'rallies'
they are public speeches by the president of the country, not preaching to the converted in a single minded audience.
what has been shown is that all attempts are made to both prevent dissenting views from being presented at the public meetings, as well as ensuring the president does not see any dissenting views.
and then has the temerity to espouse 'democracy'. no wonder they're not bending over for it in iraq.
and of course a means of mounting the frickin lasers on them.
who do you think supports their neighbours, friends and parents properly ?
the professional *nix guru with thorough understanding of the systems they deal with ( nix or not ), or the local windows gamer who only knows whats l33t and hot at the moment?
yeah. thought as much.
ahhh yes,
:(
the difference in perspective here is which end of the money train you're on.
in retail/sales, its all about bringing the cash in.
on the other end of the train, its all about being able to spend said moneys in ways that may or may not be justified.
so, in order to ensure that the money is spent in ways that will protect/grow a feifdom within an organisation, middle managers will go to any length to ensure that future funding allocations are always on the up, so spending all of last years and crying poor in order to justify increased budget next year is very common.
alas, it is the working stiff at the bottom who does all the bringing in, and the suits at the top ( or wanting to be there ) doing all the spending.
so his issue is more a demarcation dispute?
hi there undergrad.
please reply to your own post after 5 years in the workforce.
you'll be amazed at how commonsense gets twisted, in particular when future budget/funds allocations are involved.
( similar practices happen in other areas too, eg: local governments need to spend all of the current years' roads budget in order to justify it for the next year, irrespective of if the works are needed or not, etc )
fedora 7 & ntfs-3g have been great for usb external drives for me.
the hal stuff finds the usb device, and auto-mounts with the ntfs-3g driver.
no mount commands, just pops up on your desktop.
definitely read-write mode too
hmm.. then thinking about it a little more...
:)
i'm paying $30 a day to get into the national park in order to pay ~$100 for a lift ticket to ski...
supply, demand... i get it!
having to wear a tag too.... at least here its cos some company had to shell out for the lift towers, to fuel the motors, and of course someone has to pay the lifties a minimum drinking wage
( at least this year theres snow is all i can say! )
WTF??
$50? pfft.
bet theres still a $100 goes to MS clause in there somewhere.
if the vista basic is a couple hundred in the stores, presume OEM's are getting it at half that ( and passing on to consumers), so knocking off the license sticker and bundling a free OS...
smells like not quite adding up to me.
... is nothing if I can get more out of my workers and not have to retrain them on OpenOffice. IMHO if you have to 'train' your workers to use a word processor, you may as well give up on 'training' them to use the rest of the computer too...even better,
it turns out all this is to be spent in 40 of the conservative co-alition's seats.
hmmmmm.
just change the definition of broadband.
then change the definition of 'internet'
then pay a consultant $A2b.
now, about my fee...
its easy if you just let them change the definition of 'success' :(
:(
:(
or reasons for going to war
or the words used to describe the inevitable
or let them point at the other mob and say 'its their fault'
you seem to have glossed over the 'population in the camp' part.
would you care to elaborate?
or is it to be accepted now that millions of displaced are permanent refugees?
i think in this case, the sheep and the wolves are one, fed up and frustrated by decades of neglect.
this was the inevitable outcome of the imposition of the modern state of israel on the middle east. commentators of the time knew it, but still it went ahead, and still there is conflict as a result.
the people in these camps are the displaced persons from the territories given to the modern state of israel ( by whom, and from whom is something i'll leave to the reader to discover), plus of course the refugees created when israel expanded during several wars in the ensuing years.
a military to protect these people?
please, it was the military of modern israel ( backed of course by USA) that lead to these people being in the permanent displaced state they are in, and it is the various state military that will keep them there for generations to come.
+1
consumer proposes hbo exec just fucks off.
i presume that leaves you with CDE as well?
i'd prefer the medal, after of course they make bash the default shell.
( and of course its the simplest change to make a whole new breed of folks cutting their teeth on linux/bash much more comfortable in a high end unix environment )
for god sake,
just make the default shell bash! ( a recent one would be bonus points )
you know its a fucking tv show right?
a tionshipwithoppositesex.com/stargate.php
with both a small and dwindling viewership at that?
if this stuff belongs anywhere in wikipedia, its all under a single entry for that particular show. not a full title for some fictional device.
whack an a name="#" anchor in there if its really important.
even better, referring browser to a sci-fi dedicated wiki for this shit when stargate comes up.
something like http://wiki.ihavenolifeoranychanceofmeaningfulrel