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Sandeep Singh

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  1. Hi there,I am going to create a website which sells photographs.I have everything but not photos. If you will like to sell photos on my website,please reply in this forum. You can earn 50% per photo that we sell.All you have to do is to take pictures and upload them to my website. You will earn money too. The best photographer of the month will receive special prizes lile money, cameras and computers.Thank youNote: the photos may not be from other websites or you will be banned


  2. I am creating a dj site and i needed a dj.But it will take a few months first.Sorry.But in the meantime you can use winamp.That is a very good software.If you want to help me in building this site please send me a message.I will be really greatful.I really need a team to build a new website.If anyone out there wants to join my group(you will earn money) please send me an email at catterpillar_boy@hotmail.co.ukand tell me what are you good at.Thanks


  3. You need to invest more money in your advertsing to get more visitors.Or you can put advertistments on other people websites and pay them a little sum of money per month like mine.If you are intersted in putting and advertistment on my website for just $20 a month (normal $50) contact me at catterpillar_boy@hotmail.co.uk.Anyone else can email me for this offer too.This much cheaper compared to paying pay per click.YOur advertistments will be featured on several websitesThanks


  4. Hi,
    Certainly there are some things you can do adequately with good old procedural programming -- Turing even posited that you can simulate any possible computer with a few symbols -- it's just that certain types of programming problems lend themselves better to the OO way of doing things, and I'm thinking specifically of two of OO's main features: inheritance and polymorphism.

    To use your ball example, the code could become unwieldy when you start getting lots of different ball types, and you have to keep track of them all manually with a .type element in a struct, and select between them with IF statements. The OO folks would have you create an overarching "ball" class, with basic actions for a ball such as bounce(), rollI(), animate() etc. Then, for different types of ball, you subclass this into classes like Football and Tennisball and override the generic methods as required ... some balls bounce higher than others, that kind of thing. Now the code itself is taking care of what _particular_ subclass an object is, and you don't necessarily have to know or care. You can also code other objects with animate() methods, and call them in a loop:

    for object in (objects) {
    object.animate()
    }

    There's nothing invalid about the procedural way of doing it, it's just not as clean and maintainable for certain applications such as GUI programming where objects fall naturally into classes. Also, I think you'll find that if you do it procedurally you'll spend a lot of your time reinventing ways of dealing with objects that OO specifically sets out to solve.

    I would suggest reading up on some of the fundamentals of what makes OO OO (if that makes sense) before your next class so you don't get any more zingers. I've been there before and it's not comfortable. :) Good luck.


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  5. Well it is all theory for me because I am having a ton of problems due to the jump to vista...so until I resolve those issues I am not trying to create any new problem due to beta versions and unknown bugs. Having said that I can elaborate on how the engine is "supposed to operate". The new tech in Tracemonkey is a technique called "trace trees" which is a tech developed at UC Irvine by Andreas Gal. Reviews of the software claim that image processing done via JS is improved up to 6x or 7x, they said most other operations see a boost of up to 40x's...most of those being simple loops etc...it is supposed to compete with other native languages...but I see problems for it, javascript has no cross browser compatability...its nowhere near portable enough to be used alone, and granted I might use it I do realize that a ton of visitors to site still prefer using Internet Exploder (IE) to the better browsers, so this limits how much I can code in AJAX etc...I am hopeful that the updates might make JS something that is standard cross browsers, but it looks like I may be waiting, some say that it will come out in one of the next patches in a released form, but techspot is reporting it will probably be more around the 4.0 release, regardless I will give chrome a try but still use mozilla as my standard.
    I forget where I saw the chrome vs. tracemonkey one but here is the current FF3(spidermonkey) vs. new tracemonkey


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  6. Maybe it's a car accident... That car flied to air, photo taken and next second it hit the trees!
    But, hmm... There is no hill or cliff nearby, car couldt have thrown in air...

    -edited-
    I looked again... Maybe it's water tank that stands in thin metal legs... (yoıu get the picture in mind, right?)

    -edited again-

    I clicked the article... In there it already writes
    water tower :)


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  7. There is also market for a new company, specially for a new email service, free that is, yahoo mail and hotmail were the best and when gmail came most of us would not use it because we were happy, but gmail proved it wrong, at least to me because i like gmail better now, but if in the future, a new and better free email service comes arround, i will try it and perhaps i will change my personal and usual email adress, who knows, it is possible, very possible in fact.
    Of course google has tons of security weaknesses, the gmail and google search engine, specially the last which is today the number one hacker's tool and friend, that is a fact, beleave it because it is the truth, you can even find passwords and weaknesses in websites, servers, networks and systems connected to the internet, nonetheless, i prefer the gmail and the google search engine to find whatever i want and to receive my email.


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  8. Hie,There are number of web hosting companies which are providing mail services. You can easily get one of their plan which will give you the liberty of giving your website users a mail attached with your domain name. I found one such company and i talked to their customer support executive about this situation and they give me two such plans which fulfills your criteria. With these plans you will not get only emails but you can host your websites over here. You will have power to create unlimited emails and you can distribute it among your users. Some of my friends are using services of hostgator and they have liked it's services, now they are promoting this website also and getting good money. I am not promoting this website so no need to worry about fake promises, you can check it on yourself because i am giving you website address not my link. They also give 30 days trial period, so if not satisfied you can pull out within time limit and your money will be refunded to you. They also guarantee 24/7/365 phone support with 99.9% uptime.

    Website - http://www.hostgator.com/
    Plan1- BABY
    disk space - 100 gb
    bandwidth - 1000gb
    monthly price - $9.95

    Plan2 - SWAMP
    disk space - 200 gb
    bandwidth - 2000gb
    monthly price - $14.95

    common features in both plans-
    unlimited- domain, subdomain, pop3account, webmail, email alias
    mail features - auto responder,spam protector, catch alls, mailing list, smtp, mail forward

    These Plans come into shared category. I am not quite sure about this thing but you can get more details once you go to their website and check these details on yourself.
    Bye


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