Add Blockchain, distributed database for storing the chains, and MQTT for networking between the miners. And don't forget to use kali linux and angular.

@iamroot even if I do not consider forging, it's a high chance that the mining pool like btc.com may have monopoly over the whole Bitcoin system as they are so big and growing fast. And the most dangerous thing, no one can sue them, challenge them if anything wrong happens.

@blockchaintacos yeah. Exactly! The UAE government is planning to apply Blockchain to 50% of the government transactions by the year 2021. Seriously! UAE! A government which kills their citizens for speaking the truth, a government that didn't let the woman drive for decades, is adopting a decentralised open source and transparent system!! The biggest bullshit I have ever heard.

@asgs Yes. An Uber like app. I really do not have any idea that why someone would develop an Uber app using Blockchain, specially a company like IBM. I have given just one example, there were other similar ideas too, which I can't remember now.

@Emphiliis yeah, that's a non-static class. But I think I can make it static. Will check.

@asgs the professor and the Brazilian entrepreneur talked about the actual technology that everyone wanted to hear. The PWC and IBM people talked about integrating 'human civilization' using Blockchain, and most of their ideas were complete BS. Like developing an app similar to Uber using Blockchain.

@lazyDev one can copy paste the whole library. No need to put a fancy dependency in the gradle build.

@thevariableman so that people can copy and paste the entire code into their projects

@Emphiliis well, that's how you initiate a nested class in Java.

@ganjaman or they can use the py client on imx 6, imx 8 or BeagleBone industry. And Arduino? Really? 😂 Have you ever programmed an Arduino using python?

I am working on a JSON based IoT and Messaging protocol along with an open source project with load balanced server and client to support this protocol.

I will share the link in this post, as well as in a separate post. Thanks everyone for the support.

This is sad ☹️

@ausername definitely I will. It is the best community of developers I know so far. The project is not launched yet. The code is almost ready, but I need to create the documents.

@kingb I also think the same. But how to make them know?

@wowotek Yup! realised it right after posting this image. It's kinda awesome. :P

@pskfry

MNC - multinational company

Do you need to know the meaning of some other terms too? Please clarify. I am at your service.

@1989 can I somehow keep in contact with you? I personally feel that only people like you can help me to build something which I have been planning for years. Right now I don't have any plans, but I may have in future and I would need help from people who love technologies.

Thanks everyone for your comments. I apologise for the fact that I can't reply everyone personally.

Now, here are few things I need to mention.

1. I get about 30%-40% less from the MNCs in terms of the CTC. That includes all their variables (which can go upto 20-25% of the CTC in India). So my take home salary is not that less than theirs. The difference may be 10-15%. I get incentives which my company doesn't include in the CTC.

2. I don't love my company. I love the nature of my job. I get to do real development here. I can design a project from the scratch, decide the tools to use, decide the team members, and get it developed. Sometimes I need help from our technical director, but that's not always.

3. I have worked on asp.net, python, Java, C++, jQuery, AngularJS 1 & 2+, Cordova, Xamarin.. in past 6 years. My friends working at the other companies would never have this opportunity. With such technical knowledge, I can easily open my own startup if I have money.

This is not programming. This is shit

Who the hell submits password in GET? Does he/she even know about HTTP request types?

@GMR516 yes! And some simple things become too much difficult (or atleast time consuming) in Linux.

For example, Ubuntu or any Debian based system doesn't come with my laptop's Bluetooth driver by default. I need to rebuild the driver from source everytime I format my laptop.

@Linux I think to change the scenario the Linux Foundation need a change. They must welcome non-free softwares too and insist more hardware manufacturers to pre-install Linux distributions. Linux users usually have a stigma associated with the non-free softwares (I have it too). But we should move on. We must understand that no one going to make a software like Adobe Photoshop or illustrator for free.

@billgates It's a real pain in ass when we need to rework a working code. I remember the same happened to us when a client told us to implement multi server architecture whereas the original requirement was for single server.

In this project for the very first day I pushed the multi server implementation cause I knew that they will need it at some point. This is an IOT system and showing the live data is very important. That's why we needed the cache server. We only use the database for storing the data and fetch all required data to store in the cache server at the startup of the server applications.

@juunas exactly. The ssl wrapper in python uses tls intermediately.

@H4K3R Nope. He means to WSL I guess. It's new and was introduced in 2016 probably.

@gitpull 🤣🤣 giving presentation was not in our scope, knowledge transfer was.

@billgates currently we are in development phase and we have one application server which runs the http and the socket server, one db server and one cache server. The cache and the db server can be expanded easily, as we are using Mongo as the db and Redis as the cache. The problem is with expanding the application servers. The socket server and the http server needed to be connected somehow as they will share same data (device information, user details, sessions, access tokens etc.). So we used Redis' pub-sub module so that we can get a trigger whenever any of the application server updates the cache.

@juneeighteen actually during my college days we read more about SSL than TLS. Everyone used to use SSL V3 back then, though TLS V1.0 was released. Now in practical scenario I use TLS V1.2, but the term SSL still hits my mind whenever I think about this SSL/TLS thing.

@RememberMe I tried to activate it but the windows store was not working and showing some weird error code. Logging out and logging in again to the MS account didn't solve it. Someone in a community suggested to reinstall Windows. I already wasted a lot of time to set that up, I couldn't afford more time, so just left it. :( But I still hope that someday I will be able to use it.