Monthly Archives: March 2008
Choosing Strong Passwords
Most of people thinks passwords are annoying. Because of that, people are using the same (and weak) password for various emails and accounts, forgetting its importance: passwords are often the first, and possibly only, defense against intrusion. So, I will give some advices in choosing a security or strong password. – No Dictionary Words, […]
Java Challenge Answer (3)
Hi, so, did anyone put the code to run in Eclipse?? If you did it, you could see that the code is correct… it doesn’t fail in any of its parts, but why? It is really strange, because we are a assigning a String inside a list of Integer and it would fail at runtime, […]
Java Challenge (3)
Hi guys, here I am with another Java Challenge. Looking at the following code, are you able to say where does it fail?? – import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; public class GenericsHandler { public void insert(List list) { list.add(new String(“42″)); } public static void main(String[] args) { GenericsHandler gh = new GenericsHandler(); List<Integer> list = […]
Imagine Cup 2008
“The Imagine Cup is one way Microsoft is encouraging young people to apply their imagination, their passion and their creativity to technology innovations that can make a difference in the world – today. Now in its sixth year, the Imagine Cup has grown to be a truly global competition focused on finding solutions to real […]
Innovation at Google
Hi, few days ago, I posted a video about the Myths of Innovation, an conversation with Scoot Berkun about what is and how to do innovation in nowadays. Today, I am suggesting another video which one is a presentation by Google CIO Douglas Merrill on Innovation at Google. So, for you who like this kind […]
Experiences outside Brazil
One of the goals of this blog is to become an entrance door for people around the world and an output door for me, showing things that I read, enjoy and work with. My journey trying to study outside Brazil is just in the beginnig. From now, I’ll start a series of posts telling the […]
