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A quick reply off the top of my head for you stvrish. In parallel programming on multicore systems you need to ensure two things: 1. Liveness - that the various processes in your code is actually going to execute *enough* to guarantee throughput, and 2. Safety - that they wont …

I use Ubuntu for four reasons I can think of now: 1. Development is very active, so issues are being fixed fast and there are frequent releases 2. lots of people use it, including everybody at work, so there's lots of support around me 3. each release comes in workstation …

[QUOTE=killa213;956714]I need help to write this code of java for a lotto game . ANd I dunno how to do anything pls help. Its Due in 2 days. Can someone write this code for me . The pdf file is the instructions The lottoprogram file is wher i have to …

Just before I die, as my lungs fill with fluid from swine flu virus, I would take up my laptop and fix bug 1398 in which "pull-down combos of reseller names appear grey as if disabled". Then I would die happy, knowing that I was at least in control of …

[QUOTE=stvrich;946957]This may, be in actuality a question about web-marketing. But MY concern is the technical aspects of something I am only now becoming aware of. Right this moment. And, I am not sure I am asking the question correctly, so please forgive fundamental ignorance. I'm trying to figure out how …

I suppose it depends what you mean by predictable... Dynamic languages like Ruby, Javascript etc can be unpredictable (unless you've tested them) because they perform so much dynamic run-time binding, you dont quite know what they'll do until you've run them. Java and C# are pretty predictable in some ways. …

[QUOTE=shadia baroud;945806]i am in last year and i need ideas for my gradution project in computer science , i'm good in java , so i need your help ???[/QUOTE] Maybe you could do something that scores you points AND pumps up your CV - eg.. a framework or application on …