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Past one week, my friend is asking me how to do to this type of work. Leave for a moment, How many hour or minute we statyed there. As a developer, I am curious to solve the problem.
Anjum.Rizwi wrote:
I am curious to solve the problem.
Most of the 'problem' is related to plain old network admin. Think, proper manageable firewall/router (possibly Linux). From a developer point of view, you would simply have to gather the log data from logs or a database, and work out the costs based on usage.
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Past one week, my friend is asking me how to do to this type of work. Leave for a moment, How many hour or minute we statyed there. As a developer, I am curious to solve the problem.
Your friend has taken a rentacoder job ? Every hotel I've stayed at, I needed to provide a room number and surname the first time I logged in. I assume a cookie stops it from asking every time, but then it knows which room my PC is associated with, I told them. Plainly, if you don't have some sort of login, you'll have a hell of time working out who logged in when.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Past one week, my friend is asking me how to do to this type of work. Leave for a moment, How many hour or minute we statyed there. As a developer, I am curious to solve the problem.
If you're a good deleveoper, then you'll do research preferably using the internet, and looking at different technologies used to solve you're problem, a good developer won't come begging to have this type of problem solved.
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If you're a good deleveoper, then you'll do research preferably using the internet, and looking at different technologies used to solve you're problem, a good developer won't come begging to have this type of problem solved.
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Norm .net, Thanks for your feedback.Now a days most of the developers are beggar thats why we are here & so many forum exist on internet.. Any way I googled but did not find any solution or clue. How to proceed. Respect your idea.
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Your friend has taken a rentacoder job ? Every hotel I've stayed at, I needed to provide a room number and surname the first time I logged in. I assume a cookie stops it from asking every time, but then it knows which room my PC is associated with, I told them. Plainly, if you don't have some sort of login, you'll have a hell of time working out who logged in when.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
You are right. He has taken rentacoder job. For me, just solve the problem. we can provide some sort of login to use the internet.
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Norm .net, Thanks for your feedback.Now a days most of the developers are beggar thats why we are here & so many forum exist on internet.. Any way I googled but did not find any solution or clue. How to proceed. Respect your idea.
I'd suggest that "your friend" and yourself (who may be one and the same person) take a look at following a different career path.
I still remember having to write your own code in FORTRAN rather than be a cut and paste merchant being pampered by colour coded Intellisense - ahh proper programming - those were the days :)
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You are right. He has taken rentacoder job. For me, just solve the problem. we can provide some sort of login to use the internet.
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I'd suggest that "your friend" and yourself (who may be one and the same person) take a look at following a different career path.
I still remember having to write your own code in FORTRAN rather than be a cut and paste merchant being pampered by colour coded Intellisense - ahh proper programming - those were the days :)
Thanks, I would be happy if you suggest some idea.
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You are right. He has taken rentacoder job. For me, just solve the problem. we can provide some sort of login to use the internet.
Well, I would suggest what I said to start. If he doesn't know how to do a job, he should not bid on it.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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I'd suggest that "your friend" and yourself (who may be one and the same person) take a look at following a different career path.
I still remember having to write your own code in FORTRAN rather than be a cut and paste merchant being pampered by colour coded Intellisense - ahh proper programming - those were the days :)
Baconbutty wrote:
I'd suggest that "your friend" and yourself (who may be one and the same person) take a look at following a different career path
But beggars can't be choosers;)
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Norm .net, Thanks for your feedback.Now a days most of the developers are beggar thats why we are here & so many forum exist on internet.. Any way I googled but did not find any solution or clue. How to proceed. Respect your idea.
Anjum.Rizwi wrote:
Now a days most of the developers are beggar thats why we are here & so many forum exist on internet..
Well, speak for yourself. Forums were created before google, and as such, are, if not redundant, no where near as necessary as they were, say, 15 years ago.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Thanks, I would be happy if you suggest some idea.
Plumber ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Thanks, I would be happy if you suggest some idea.
Trying gardening, you'll need a good spade, and finally good luck with your change of career, we're all rooting for you.
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Anjum.Rizwi wrote:
Now a days most of the developers are beggar thats why we are here & so many forum exist on internet..
Well, speak for yourself. Forums were created before google, and as such, are, if not redundant, no where near as necessary as they were, say, 15 years ago.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Christian Graus wrote:
Forums were created before google
And the internet, may I add, remember the trusty bulletin boards?
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Anjum.Rizwi wrote:
Now a days most of the developers are beggar thats why we are here & so many forum exist on internet..
Well, speak for yourself. Forums were created before google, and as such, are, if not redundant, no where near as necessary as they were, say, 15 years ago.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Christian Graus wrote:
Well, speak for yourself.
Plz do't mind. We are here to help each other. so no body is beggar.
Christian Graus wrote:
Forums were created before google,
Yes, but limited people are used.
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Christian Graus wrote:
Well, speak for yourself.
Plz do't mind. We are here to help each other. so no body is beggar.
Christian Graus wrote:
Forums were created before google,
Yes, but limited people are used.
Anjum.Rizwi wrote:
We are here to help each other. so no body is beggar.
Well, we have forums that are here to help people. But, despite several people pointing this out to you, you're still posting here. We're not here to make any person who knows how to type able to take RAC jobs b/c we do the work. Which is what this smells of to me.
Anjum.Rizwi wrote:
Yes, but limited people are used.
Yes, programming is actually complex, and only a limited group of people can do it well. Most of them do not look for work on Rentacoder.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Christian Graus wrote:
Forums were created before google
And the internet, may I add, remember the trusty bulletin boards?
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Norm .net wrote:
remember the trusty bulletin boards
Aaaahhh, I had forgotten all about bulletin boards. Those were the days, hogging the telephone line for hours just to read a load of messges from people who knew less than you ... actually it hasn't changed that much really! :laugh: Now we can receive phone calls at the same time and we can read a lot more of those really useful messages! :laugh:
Ali
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Trying gardening, you'll need a good spade, and finally good luck with your change of career, we're all rooting for you.
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I think he already is a bit of a 'tool' himself
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Norm .net wrote:
remember the trusty bulletin boards
Aaaahhh, I had forgotten all about bulletin boards. Those were the days, hogging the telephone line for hours just to read a load of messges from people who knew less than you ... actually it hasn't changed that much really! :laugh: Now we can receive phone calls at the same time and we can read a lot more of those really useful messages! :laugh:
Ali
Well, back then, the messages were worth the wait. I never had that experience, my dad saw 'war games' and thought if he bought me a modem or an acoustic coupler, that I'd bring about the end of the world.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Well, back then, the messages were worth the wait. I never had that experience, my dad saw 'war games' and thought if he bought me a modem or an acoustic coupler, that I'd bring about the end of the world.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Yeah, armageddon on a commodore 64!
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