lampy
I know because I grew up there and still talk to old friends.
Wake up, Cold War ended decades ago and we live in a global economy now. No matter what you see in movies you don't know anything about this country. You need to live here for at least, I would say, 3 years to understand it.
The article is silly.
I think I remember reading another article by this author where he somehow implied that Soviet Union's population was better prepared for financial collapse (due to resourcefulness or whatever). Having lived through that mess myself I disagree. That country had screwed up economy and when fit hit the shan everyone was out for himself and the country was pretty much torn apart and sold by pieces down to tools at factories and telephone wire.
Russia was back in stone age until oil prices picked up. Now they seem to be repeating the same mistake, according to the author, where their economy struggling once that very oil is so cheap.
Quote: DrProject is a web-based project management portal that integrates revision control, issue tracking, mailing lists, a wiki, and other tools that software development teams need to succeed.
DrProject was originally a fork of a popular lightweight open source portal called Trac.
That's like comparing cars with horse buggies and saying cars are less safe because there are more accidents now.
What happened to growth in users, usage, connectivity, profitability of exploits, etc?
Burn in usability hell..
I find trance great, because it typically has no lyrics, or even if it does then they are very simple so they just become sounds that are part of song itself.
Once in a while though when I'm at some crossroads and need to truly concentrate on something for 3 minutes I just mute everything around me for total silence.
That is, if I liked my day job, I wouldn't be looking for ways to fulfill my family finances by doing something else?
Look at Slashcode (http://www.slashcode.com/), the code that powers Slashdot. They have quite a few threading features and they obviously figured out performance issues.