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Recently I had a task to write a command file for Windows that run a simple Python commands via python –c command . The manual says that command may contain multiple statements separated by newlines. Unfortunately, Windows console doesn’t allow it (and Ctrl-T trick doesn’t help) so I had to find a workaround. The intuition and language reference helped me to find out that the simple statements can be separated by semicolons like in C/C++ (however, these languages allow to separate all the commands, not the only simple ones). Let me give an example. Imagine that accidentally I want to know the error message corresponding to the error code 9. Of course, I can read manuals and documentation, but there is a more simple way: $ python -c "import os;print os.strerror(9)" Bad file descriptor But this "trick" works only with simple statements. It is not allowed to mix simple and compound statements, so the following command will not work: python -c "import os;...

My results: Listening: 7.5 Reading: 7.5 Writing: 6.5 Speaking: 6.5 Overall Band Score: 7.0 My wife's results: Listening: 7.0 Reading: 7.0 Writing: 6.5 Speaking: 8.5 Overall Band Score: 7.5 Results are acceptable in despite of the problems with the equipment during the exam, and that it was boring and tedious, especially writing section.

Trac is the wiki and issue tracking system that is the most used for my software development projects. Let me share few hints about its ticket workflow, especially about the statuses, the roles of the participants, and let me give an example of the workflow config. But if you are interested in other things like Trac plugins, source browser, customizing, etc, let me know. All the information given below regards the workflow described at the end of the article. The original Trac workflow is missed vital features like the support for ticket verifying, or the required ticket statuses range, so I do not use it in my projects. The description of the main statuses: new - the ticket has been created; in-progress - the developer has began to work with the ticket; fixed - the ticket is fixed (the problem issued in the ticket is solved); verified - the ticket is verified (tester or PM has verified that the ticket is fixed correctly); closed - the ticket is closed (it's not...

Alexander Slesarev Calgary, AB | XXX-XXX-XXXX | alex.slesarev@gmail.com | https://nuald.blogspot.com Software Engineering Technical Leader - Cisco Meraki | 2021 - present Assisting in deployment and optimization of Secure Threat Services ecosystem (Snort, Talos Intelligence integration, Click, C/C++, Lua, Go, Python, Ruby, Redis). Extend and redesign MX Security Features (AMP, STS) to work in IPv6 and mixed IPv4/IPv6 networks (Click, C/C++). Extend and redesign MX Security Features (STS, NBAR) to efficiently work on high-end MX appliances having multi-core Click (lockfree algorithms, Click, C/C++, Lua, Go, Rust). Upskilling the company employees and new hires on MX Security Features, Click configuration, cryptography (including FIPS and PCI certification) and performance optimizations. Lead Software Development Engineer - NuData Security/Mastercard | 2014 - 2021 Designed and created a codegenerator for the shared classes and enumerations (Go, Java, Ja...

I'm going to immigrate to Canada, and the first step is complete – I have received a reference number from the FSW Centralized Intake Office. I had applied as Computer and Information Systems Manager due to my job position now (Project Manager) which I hold more than 5 years. The next challenge is an IELTS exam that I have to pass in the next few weeks.

Quis, quid, quando, ubi, cur, quem ad modum, quibus adminiculis. (Who, what, when, where, why, in what way, by what means) Hermagoras of Temnos Quotation above is created by Hermagoras for defining seven "circumstances" as a way of the formulating or analyzing rhetorical questions. But it is useful for many other areas, like for composing brief software requirements. Sometimes it's essential for us to analyze the perspective project as fast as possible, without creating tremendous SRS, but merely ask few questions and begin to work. Especially, it relates to Agile Development, and can be easily used as a reference point for starting a project. Let us interpret these questions to ones of the sample meanings: Who will use that project? What kind of software does the project represent? When should the project be delivered to the end users? Where is the project intended to be used? Why would the project be successful? In what way is the project supposed to w...

Official Thunderbird Grammar Checker add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/14781 Back-end functionality is based on LanguageTool functionality (in particular, the add-on uses its webserver). Though it can work without any further customization, it is strongly recommended to setup a local LT server (see below), and change the add-on preferences to use your server. By default, the add-on uses the local server and falls back to public LT server (that can't handle the high load and can't guarantee the privacy). The grammar checking is available via Tools menu, the context menu and the corresponding toolbar button. Language and server settings can be changed using the add-on preferences: Supported languages : English (en), Dutch (nl), French (fr), German (de), Italian (it), Polish (pl), Romanian (ro), Russian (ru), Slovak (sk), Slovenian (sl), Spanish (es), Swedish (sv), Ukrainian (uk), Asturian (ast), Belarusian (be), Breton (br), Catalan (ca), Chines...