Answer by Cioroiu Adrian-Nicu:
Let’s look at this from a comic book point of view:
C is Tony Stark:
Relly smart guy, lots of people admire and envy him and has really sharp tongue
C++ is Iron Man:
Everything Tony Stark is enveloped in an armor of awesomeness
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It’s really a long long time, I am insinuating myself to blogging. Here, I would like to showcase some vestiges that we have left behind although we liked the most. Muse over those MARIO or CONTRA days when we were so engrossed over such 2D games. Even for me I miss my GOOD OLD DAYS. I miss such a mere feature in thy high-end 3D world. Now it’s time to get your time back. Have you ever thought of building your own games like mario or contra? Yes, of course we can. “ARIANNE”. It’s a multiplayer online games framework for 2D games. If possible, I would try my best to regress else I would live as it is. It’s totally built on Java. So get your hands dirty to get something back which has been taken from us.
What if teaching Java to children gets easier than you think? Even you can assure on what the manifesto is. It’s more of casting spell than to follow some drab steps to get to the final outcome. But what does a casting spell mean here? Hey, come on. It’s none other than a “First Person Video Game” from UCSD (University of California, San Diego). It’s more of fun than of learning some weird concept of Java. Please do watch the video link at the bottom which takes you to a tour of this game. But how does it relate to Java?
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I was ransacking some of good articles in tumblr and I confronted an overt quote for Big Data. it says what Big Data is in succinct.
“Big data is what happened when the cost of keeping information became less than the cost of throwing it away.”
This is what it promulgates. Do you really concur on this? I do and you?
Internet Fight of the Day: The Largest DDoS Attack Ever?
The Dutch web hosting service Cyberbunker has launched an online war against the anti-spam organization Spamhaus for blacklisting the company as a spammer earlier this month.
(via thedailywhat)
Today, I was browsing over articles in stumbleupon and I found quite a weird question. Who is the best programmer in the world? Even it’s not a cinch or cakewalk to decide the person who will be bestowed to this title. Let’s take a wild guess. (Please don’t say any of the developers of programming languages). Then what will it be? I have quite aspired it after making use of google. I came up with a name.
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On the brink of getting suffused with medley of colors, I cherished some older memories - the good old hacking days. Ya, of course I know that I do bear a proclivity of ethical hacking. It’s all because that seminar from McAfee, I attended today. Even that’s not for making us sessioned on malware writing. It’s because of their product marketing. You can consider this as a wacky or a knack.
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Since I became a corporate guy, I am involved in modular application development (aka Plugin). I am a big fan of OSGi. But I was frantic to get a good knowledge of some other plugin development frameworks. I soield my hands on this. I have prepared a list of PDF (Plugin Development Framework). The list is as follows:
- OSGi (Previously Known as Open Services Gateway Initiative)
- JPF (Java Plugin Framework)
- JSPF (java Simple Plugin Framework)
- Jin-plugin
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It’s a kind of quirk for me to talk about OSGi most of the times as I am having a relish for this. It’s really important to know something more about how OSGi can change the “FUTURE”. Those who wants to start learning OSGi or already started just few days back, will find it a little bit difficult to understand. Even you can feel the quagmire to code in OSGi. It’s not that much tough to get used to OSGi.
OSGi is getting ubiquitous in all the Java platforms including Java SE, Java EE and Java ME.
Why do we need OSGi?.
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Have you ever wondered of having an algorithm that will leverage the opportunity of selecting the best wife? Go for the “Marriage Sort” which is proved to be the one of best algorithms to prove it in toto.
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![Internet Fight of the Day: The Largest DDoS Attack Ever?
The Dutch web hosting service Cyberbunker has launched an online war against the anti-spam organization Spamhaus for blacklisting the company as a spammer earlier this month. [[MORE]] According to the New York Times, Cyberbunker’s distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks have reached the unprecedented volume of 300 billion bits per second, making it one of the largest-scale DDoS attacks in history.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/4cbfc3616d3e725042b0bbe8fe7ad399/tumblr_mkca83YmZi1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
