The left image is from the virtual machine and the one on the right from the laptop that runs the virtual machine.
As you can see the HDD from the virtual machine is faster than the one on which the VM is running. How is this possible? :-|
Victor’s Blog
12
Nov
The left image is from the virtual machine and the one on the right from the laptop that runs the virtual machine.
As you can see the HDD from the virtual machine is faster than the one on which the VM is running. How is this possible? :-|
Technorati Tags: Experience Index, Microsoft, Vista, Windows
Tags: Experience Index, Microsoft, Vista, Windows
18
Oct
On my faculty, every year, you can choose an optional course. Almost everyone requested “Visual Programming with C++”.
The first course. Professor: “Eventhough it is a Visual C++ course we are going to study Delphi” :-|
[What more can I say?]
4
Oct
I don’t really like posting funny images or videos on my blog but the one below really amused me.
[One small step for man one giant leap for mankind.]

4
Oct
Today I had one of the most funny and annoying ATM experiences.
First, let me describe the ATM: a big screen with 4 buttons on the left side and 4 on the right side. The numeric keyboard(digits, Enter, Cancel and Backspace buttons) is placed on the right side on some angle so you can type easy.
I inserted the card and I was asked for the PIN code. Well… one of the digits was not really working. I pressed the button so hard that eventually I get two asterisks - this means I’ve typed a digit twice. [Ups!] The backspace or cancel buttons were not working and, on the screen, there was just one option: “Confirm PIN”… Without any other alternative I pressed the “Confirm” button and surprise: I got the screen where you choose the amount of money you want to withdraw [Wow, this is a mind reading ATM - he definitely read the PIN from my brain :) ]. Forgot to mention, the Confirm button is not on the numeric keyboard, it is on the right side of the screen - pretty intuitive.
Now let’s choose the sum… Well the sum contains the digit that’s not working… Pressed it again hard and got two digits [ Déjà vu? ]. The backspace button as not working and the only option from the screen was “Cancel”. So I have to move from the numeric keyboard to the screen side buttons. [ It deleted the whole number I've typed. I just want to delete one digit... Annoying! ]. After a few tries I’ve managed to enter the sum and pressed OK - again this was a screen side button.
Now this is the funny part: I get the receipt but no money. [ Wow! ] On it there was a message “Invalid PIN” [ You must be kidding. You asked me about the sum I want to withdraw and made me enter a number almost impossible to type just to inform me that the PIN - which I have entered previously - is wrong?? Damn ].
All I wanted was to take the card and leave from that stupid ATM. Guess what? The card cannot be taken out of the machine until you enter the correct PIN… So I got back to the PIN screen. Being extremly carreful I’ve managed to enter the PIN - I repeat myself: there was no cancel button and if you enter a wrong PIN 3 times the card will be blocked - and the sum I want.
What more can I say?
30
Sep
I have a friend which is not a best programmer and I could even say he doesn’t like programming at all. He had to develop a small application which has one class named “Rectangle” and performs some operations with rectangles.
I’ve helped him with the project and the final application contained the following lines of code:
class Rectangle { private: int x1, y1, x2, y2; //... some other fields public: Rectangle(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2); // ... other constructors and methods } |
The professor looked over the code and said: “You can’t declare two variables with the same name, one as a field and one as a parameter, in the same class. Your code will not compile.”… <Straight face> … and (s)he is [I don't want to disclose (s)he's identity] a university professor… and teaches C++.