Archive for the ‘a. Terminology’ Category.

What Is Programming?

25th June 2008, 07:10 pm

Programming is a technical job for anyone. Yet, the key results are measured in terms of how one improves the operations of an organization likely key performance outcomes.

Interesting debate on what programming really is and what it really does. Any thoughts?

“Programming is planning how to solve a problem. No matter what method is used — pencil and paper, slide rule, adding machine, or computer -problem solving requires programming. Of course, how one programs depends on the device one uses in problem solving.”

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6 free security tools you shouldn’t live without

24th June 2008, 04:11 am

I won’t keep you in suspense. I’ll go ahead and name them right here, at the top of my post — the six free security tools that all IT folks should know about and use: MetaSploit, Splunk, Google (don’t laugh — it’s true!), KeePass, Helix and Netwox. Now read on to learn why.

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