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ssh one box to another, then:
who -uT // show who is connected to a machine and will they recieve message sent with write or wall command
write // sends a message to another user (tty). dont do this as it can confuse the other user by inserting the message in the middle of his current output.
wall //send a msg to all of the logged in users
talk & talkd // client and server. (old school rulz!)
Take for example Google Maps project... it sure made a huge impact of the geographic mobility of humans but IMHO even today is questionable does it even match the impact that SABRE made. :)
EDIT: no. install an email server. start opening accounts. collect the captchas. outsource. :)
Working on what exactly? I ain't gonna invest my time, work and good will working for peanuts on some dead end shitty project.
The amount starts at X just for joining your company and is NEGOTIABLE upwards regarding duties, projects and technologies that I'll be working with/on.
Every programmer can be an entrepreneur - not every entrepreneur can be a programmer.
It takes a tremendous courage to ignite the process of refactoring and wimps in the end pay the price.
When the system gets messy it really does slows the development of new features and even fixing a small bug requires a vast amount of time and labor. Not to mention a stress it introduces to the developers who in the end - leave the company.
Awesome advice.
How can it work? How does it work? How it should work?
And the most important thing:
Avoid involving yourself into code that is a mess before knowing how it should be written in the first place.
Also, if you're into OOP, think about access modifiers as:
private - if it's called from somewhere it has to be only in this class... (or im gonna slap someone!)
protected - only this class and its child classes...
public - does this really has to be part of an interface?
Once you start thinking this way you know you're on the right track.
...and read a lot. :)
The main thing here to notice is that this is a strategy and not a solution.
If the best options is in the first 1/e * n of group elements of the group you will end up with the last interviewee as the one to choose.
But if you use this strategy many times over max permutations of the group it WILL give you the best output in general.
btw i would like to thank the author for posting this.
All in all, direct data access thru API's isn't a bad thing in general because it provides a fast response option but also we should have in mind the human factor error option and the misuse of the API's for the sake of personal interest and that should really make any citizen worried.
Did he endangered the security of the USA ? No. We all had assumptions about it before but they weren't yet confirmed.
Did the weakening of the security protocols endangered the USA/World economy and the security of the USA/World citizens? Absolutely YES. Anyone could reverse-engineer the weakened protocol.
All in all:
Did he did the right thing regarding his employer? No.
Did he did the right thing regarding the rest of us? Yes.
Read Refactoring first than read Design Patterns(GoF).
... or bust?
There is a chance for world peace. ;)
http://grokbase.com/t/php/php-internals/12bvegp9cv/hhvm-and-...
Two months ago I've used sockets. ...again! :D
The statement "Practice makes perfect." is false if you don't invest time in reading, thinking, doing retrospectives of your work. The 50/50 ratio seems fair enough.
Doesnt work in Europe either.
Works on Iceweasel 17.0.10.
What I've seen across companies, it's usually some kind of wiki engine used for internal knowledge sharing.
The tool should support simple integration of media content(drag&drop), rich text format editor, real time document editing with text/video/audio communication support, document version control, workflow, elastic search.
Make a list of 50 companies in your area of interest and just prove that you're better then 90-95% of their developers.
Thats how you get the job. Period.
Marvin lives!
It should be a kind of alarm system with editable preferences like topics of interest also location based warnings with ranking of information importance consisted of social component plus importance rating given from information provider.
However, these days news are bad all over the world so not reading them will truly make you happy. :)