Vikas Kapoor

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What could be the motivation behind this kind of emails? Like I have seen emails where they mention you have won lottery of X millions , please send $2000 to get your money.

(Not to mention it is SPAM)

Pat Farrell wrote:What you can do is an engineering estimate, figure out time to brute force one attempt, put a large number of multi-core systems on it in parallel and come up with a number.

This will cover the source to generate different phrases but did you consider the capacity of server (which ACTUALLY authenticate whether password is right/wrong)?

Ryan McGuire wrote:

Bear Bibeault wrote:It's a phrase that can be spoken and is easy to remember, but would be impossible to guess.

You HOPE it's impossible. If I had to guess, it might have something to do with motorcycles, your dog and/or blowing up tanks for the military. :-)

You forgot to mention general guess , Girlfriend name. ;-). Other than what you have listed, I would guess something related to MAC (Apple) and cooking.

Bear Bibeault wrote:It's a crappy interview question. Memorizing stuff like this is in no way a good indication of understanding.

Luke Kolin wrote:In order to get a bad job, you are supposed to clear this kind of interview. Bad interviewers clear bad people.

I am completely agree with you guys. I might have seen limited industry/people but majority of people I have seen were not good interviewer.

Henry Wong wrote:
Its just generic spam -- with no company attached -- such as "having IRS issues, blah blah, text back yes tp get a call from us. blah blah".

Text back Yes. When you get a call request them not to call again.

In order to get job you are supposed to clear this kind of interview.

Would you mind sharing the tool name?

What does the message spam about? If it's a kind of advertisement then how about you contact the customer care department of that company?

I have stopped the messaging service on my phone. But I do occasionally get marketing calls. I have saved those numbers (2 or 3 at max) with 'do not pickup'. And since I have started ignoring them, now I do not get any atall. The logic for this automated system might be ,do not call again if you do not get response. But your case is different.

Lester Burnham wrote:I'm sure there are basic Flash video players available for free somewhere on the net. Make sure that whatever site ends up hosting the video file doesn't charge you for download costs per MB, because that's going to be expensive.

Why can you not upload the file to YouTube? It would be much easier than anything you would cook up on your own.

Because my client does not want anything out of her premises.

Isn't there anything available in Java? Should I dig into Java Media Player API. Ref. http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-1997/jw-04-jmf.html?page=1

How can I play video file in web application? I do not want to use applet. I can not upload a video to various websites like youtube or metacafe and embed their plugin in my webapp.

I will have video file and want to play it with basic functionalities play,pause and stop.

fred rosenberger wrote:I gave up coffee (mostly) a few years ago. If i have one cup of coffee after 10:00 a.m., I won't sleep.

p.m.?

I am in PA,USA. Buying online is an option but the shipping is costlier than book price (eBay). so I am looking for a place where I can go and buy it in person. Something similar to farmers' market.