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Ten people who speak make more noise than ten thousand who are silent.
~ Napoleon Bonaparte
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10:29 PM
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I just had a chance to watch a good film after a while. “Einstein and Eddington” was the name of that film.
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2:21 PM
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If you just started to learn Linq, you’d better to have a look at these samples, too:
101 LINQ Samples
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10:09 PM
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خیلی جالبه؛ زمانی که تمام تلاش خودت را برای طراحی یک سایت انجام می دهید و همه جا همه چیز خوب کار می کند فقط در این IE6 لعنتی مایکروسافت مرده (البته با تمام ارادت ویژهای که برای جناب مایکروسافت دارم!) برخی جدولها فقط چند پیکسل به راست می روند یا چپ. شما هم می دانید گذاشتن وقت بیشتر نتیجهای نخواهد داشت. اما حالا می ماند راضی کردن مشتری. امان از این مشتریها که همه و همه سایت و تلاش شما را نادیده گرفته و می چسبد به همان چند پیکسل به راست رفته. و ای داد و ای بیداد که سایت و قالب نابود است شما تا حالا چه میکردید و چه چهها که نمی گوید. چاره چیست؟ جواب یک مشتری را که هیچ گونه برنامه تجاری برای سایتاش ندارد و اصولا فرق یک وب-سایت و دمپایی را نمیداند و فقط میخواهد ایراد بگیرد چه جوابی میخواهید بدهید؟
و شما هم می دانید، متاسفانه، هنوز حدود 50 درصد کاربران ایرانی تنبل همه مشکلات امنیتی و کندی نمایش صفحات را نادیده گرفته و به IE6 وفادارند.
اما امروز داشتم لیست سایتهای برتر ایرانی را در اینجا می دیدم. حال شما خودتان قضاوت کنید؛ یکی از سایت های برنده با پررویی تمام، خوش خوشان، میگوید " از مرورگر اینترنت اکسپلورر پشتیبانی نمیکند". و نه تنها IE6 که بلکه همه نگارشهای Internet Explorer.
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5:02 PM
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It's been about four years that his not with us. So many good memories we have...
Sometimes, in life, you witness a strange event but nobody has any explanation for it. A very simple question like "Why him?" has no rational answer. I wonder if the god himself know the answer. If there is even a god exist!
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7:00 PM
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In Iran (the forbidden country), thanks to the government filtering system, we do not have access to many web-sites. Besides, this kind of filtering system, by lots of checking and cashing, makes our slow Internet connection even slower than before. Now a days, we face the other kind of Internet filtering from out-side! Countries who bark in there public media that there is no freedom in Iran now filtered us, too. And they are helping the blood-handed regime of Iran to put more pressure on Iranian civilians. Don’t you think that this politics loop is very funny?
Who cares for our freedom?
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11:07 AM
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11:55 PM
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Amir Hossein posted a list of classic but very important articles that every programmer should read. One other thing gets a high priority in my to-do list.
Here is another important article that I recently find on the web:
Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors
The main goal for the Top 25 list is to stop vulnerabilities at the source by educating programmers on how to eliminate all-too-common mistakes before software is even shipped. The list will be a tool for education and awareness that will help programmers to prevent the kinds of vulnerabilities that plague the software industry. Software consumers could use the same list to help them to ask for more secure software. Finally, software managers and CIOs can use the Top 25 list as a measuring stick of progress in their efforts to secure their software.
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7:03 PM
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I just read very exciting news on the KurzweilAI.net. Wolfram and his team are developing what he calls a “computational knowledge engine” for the Web. Imagine you ask a question and computer answers you but not in the Google or Wikipedia way and also it is not just an immense database. Wolfram Alpha will be online for everyone on May 2009. I cannot wait to test it and read more about its algorithms.
techcrunch.com - Wolfram Alpha Computes Answers To Factual Questions. This Is Going To Be Big.
blog.wolfram.com - Wolfram|Alpha Is Coming!
http://www.wolframalpha.com/
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10:14 PM
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