Like any other field, Software and Programming world too has some interesting and famous rules, principles and laws, which programmers, developers, managers and architects use often in conversations, meetings and chats. These laws are either rules, principles, or famous words from great personalities of computer programming world. At the same time these laws are interesting, funny, worth knowing, and few of them are just amazing to read. I have sharing things which is worth knowing and useful for not only Java programmer but also developers from other programming language e.g. we have seen 10 Object oriented design principles, which is not only useful for Java guys but also with any OOPS programmer. In this article, I am going to share my collection of 10 famous software and computer programming laws, I am sure you would have few more to add into this list. Please share a computer programming rules, or a thought of wisdom, which is worth knowing among software professional.
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Visual Studio 2010 Microsoft Data Entity Design BootstrapPackage BootstrapPackage 10 0 0 0
Upon opening some solutions in my latest VS 2010 SP1 installation I would see an error dialog stating that:
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The Microsoft.Data.Entity.Design.BootstrapPackage.BootstrapPackage, Microsoft.Data.Entity.Design.BootstrapPackage, Version=10.0.0.0... package did not load correctly.
I was able to solve the issue by running the following from command line:
reg delete HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeMicrosoftVisualStudio10.0AutoLoadPackages{adfc4e66-0397-11d1-9f4e-00a0c911004f} /v {7A4E8D96-5D5B-4415-9FAB-D6DCC56F47FB} /f
reg delete HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeMicrosoftVisualStudio10.0AutoLoadPackages{93694fa0-0397-11d1-9f4e-00a0c911004f} /v {7A4E8D96-5D5B-4415-9FAB-D6DCC56F47FB} /f
reg delete HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeMicrosoftVisualStudio10.0Packages{7A4E8D96-5D5B-4415-9FAB-D6DCC56F47FB} /va /f
HOWTO Ubuntu 9 10 for OpenVPN
To make your Ubuntu 9.10 box to connect to OpenVPN server is very easy.
Now, you can configure the Network Manager for any OpenVPN server.
Thats all. See you!
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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install network-manager-openvpn
sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager restartNow, you can configure the Network Manager for any OpenVPN server.
Thats all. See you!
First thing to do after installing Ubuntu 12 10 protect your privacy!
Protect your privacy!
By default Ubuntu 12.10 will record all your keystrokes / search terms when using the Unity Dash and send it to their servers and other third parties.
Personally I think this really sucks.
There can be no doubt that they anticipated many users will remain oblivious to this change / practice, such users will therefore have their privacy compromised.
Even if it is out of their own ignorance, ie because these users did not read the manual, where privacy is concerned there needs to be solid boundaries.
Canonical Ltd relying on a unless you opt out style Legal Notice (see below) is just not good enough.
Those that for whatever reason remain unaware of this change / practice, the legal notice serves to protect Canonical Ltd, allowing them to legally exploit such users.
Ask yourself, why does Canonical Ltd choose to collect data by default?
Answer, because they know the vast majority, if not all users would never optionally choose to submit data that may potentially compromise their privacy.
The "unless you opt out" approach never goes down well with anyone, it is a commercial practice that causes nothing but headaches and controversy, Verizon anyone??
If you would like to opt out and prevent Ubuntu 12.10 collecting / sending your data to Canonical Ltd and their partners, run the Privacy application and change the settings.
As stated in the Ubuntu 12.10 Legal Notice, turn off the setting, "Include online search results"
Well played Canonical Ltd!
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By default Ubuntu 12.10 will record all your keystrokes / search terms when using the Unity Dash and send it to their servers and other third parties.
Personally I think this really sucks.
There can be no doubt that they anticipated many users will remain oblivious to this change / practice, such users will therefore have their privacy compromised.
Even if it is out of their own ignorance, ie because these users did not read the manual, where privacy is concerned there needs to be solid boundaries.
Canonical Ltd relying on a unless you opt out style Legal Notice (see below) is just not good enough.
Searching in the dash -
Legal notice This search function is provided to you by Canonical Group Limited (Canonical). This legal notice applies to searching in the dash and incorporates the terms of Canonicals legal notice (and privacy policy).
Collection and use of data
When you enter a search term into the dash Ubuntu will search your Ubuntu computer and will record the search terms locally.
Unless you have opted out (see the “Online Search” section below), we will also send your keystrokes as a search term to productsearch.ubuntu.com and selected third parties so that we may complement your search results with online search results from such third parties including: Facebook, Twitter, BBC and Amazon. Canonical and these selected third parties will collect your search terms and use them to provide you with search results while using Ubuntu.
By searching in the dash you consent to:
the collection and use of your search terms and IP address in this way; and
the storage of your search terms and IP address by Canonical and such selected third parties (if applicable).
Canonical will only use your search terms and IP address in accordance with this legal notice and our privacy policy. Please see our privacy policy for further information about how Canonical protects your personal information. For information on how our selected third parties may use your information, please see their privacy policies.
Online Search
You may restrict your dash so that we don’t send searches to third parties and you dont receive online search results. To do this go to the Privacy panel and toggle the ‘Include online search results’ option to off. The Privacy panel can be found in your System Settings or via a dash search. For a current list of our selected third parties, please see www.ubuntu.com/privacypolicy/thirdparties.
Changes
Although most changes are likely to be minor, Canonical may change this legal notice from time to time, and at Canonicals sole discretion. Please check this page from time to time for any changes to this legal notice as we will not be able to notify you directly.
How to contact us
Please submit any questions or comments about searching in the dash or this legal notice by contacting us at the following address: Canonical Group Ltd, 5th Floor, Blue Fin Building, 110 Southwark Street, London, England, SE1 0SU.
Those that for whatever reason remain unaware of this change / practice, the legal notice serves to protect Canonical Ltd, allowing them to legally exploit such users.
Ask yourself, why does Canonical Ltd choose to collect data by default?
Answer, because they know the vast majority, if not all users would never optionally choose to submit data that may potentially compromise their privacy.
The "unless you opt out" approach never goes down well with anyone, it is a commercial practice that causes nothing but headaches and controversy, Verizon anyone??
If you would like to opt out and prevent Ubuntu 12.10 collecting / sending your data to Canonical Ltd and their partners, run the Privacy application and change the settings.
As stated in the Ubuntu 12.10 Legal Notice, turn off the setting, "Include online search results"
Well played Canonical Ltd!
10 Example Queries of SQL Select Command
Select command in SQL is one of the most powerful and heavily used commands. This is I guess the first command any one learn in SQL even before CREATE which is used to create table in SQL. SELECT is used in SQL to fetch records from database tables and you can do a lot many things using Select. For example you can select all records, you can select few records based on condition specified in WHERE clause, select all columns using wild card (*) or only selecting few columns by explicitly declaring them in query.
10 Example of Hashtable in Java – Java Hashtable Tutorial
These Java hashtable Examples contains some of the frequently used operations on hastable in Java. when I discussed throw of How HashMap or Hashtable works in Java I touched based on inner working of hastable, while in this java hashtable tutorial we will see some examples of hashtable in Java like checking a key exits in hashmap or not or getting all keys and values from HashMap , Iterating on hashtable keys and values using Enumeration etc.
Top 10 Google Interview Questions Answers for Software Engineer Books Resources
These Google interview questions are some of my favorites collected from different sources. Every Programmer know that Google is one of the best technology company and its dream for many software developer to work for google, but at same time interview process at google is very tough and only few genuine intelligent programmers get through there interview process. Google interview questions are always been a good topic of discussion when few young software developer gathered around, I can still remember when one of my friend got call from google for interview then how whole bunch was got excited. We have searched a lot on internet on google interview questions and answers for him and us and then make a note of some of the best questions for preparation. I am listing down some google interview questions from that list. Apart from the popular questions asked in various Google Interview for software engineers or developers, books on algorithm and data structure plays a lot more important roles. Books like Algorithms for Interviews and Introduction to Algorithms are must read for any Programmer, who is serious about converting Google interview or similar companies like Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft. Once you start preparing for Google, rest of them become very easy.
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