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 Computers › Re: I Need More Tutorials On Microsoft Excel by sbucareer(f): 2:24pm On Feb 27, 2006 |
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| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 2:12pm On Feb 27, 2006 |
@White lady, Gbenga called me on Friday and told me he was tired as he just arrived to London. I told him to get some rest that we should probably meet on Saturday and he told me that he was going to a wedding @ Elephant & Castle near Presidental Suya Restaurant at Old Kent Road, I guess he must have enjoyed himself and forgot to call me. Anyway, I hope he is ok though. I'd my digital Camera with me on Saturday to take pictures and post it in the forum but I guess it will be for another day. |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 2:03pm On Feb 27, 2006 |
Skima, if it was your message regarding this I have answered you here. Sorry if I seem to miss your message(s) it is not on purpose. Anyway have you started the new assignment? You know the hand-in date is this week Tuesday. How far are you getting on with the tutorial? Let me know if you are having any problems. @Gbenga, you never phoned again? I was waiting for your call on Saturday, anyway I hope you are fine. I have not seen your last week assignment? [email=valentine.obih@gmail.com?subject=Last week assignment]PM[/email] if you have encountered any problem(s) and I would like to see your assignment for this week Regards, Valentine |
| Computers › Re: What Does Computer Networking Entail? by sbucareer(f): 1:39pm On Feb 27, 2006 |
Thanks Farriel, I was really looking forward to MaxFlame and I to battle around the ring of knowledge and fight for it. His choices of word lead me to expel myself from the topic, as I am easily angered, especially with words. Anyway thanks Farriel. Like I said, Network Engineer like the IEEE are responsible for inventing and manufacturing hardware equipments and setting standards that governs all theses hardware like the OSI suit, IPv6, Internet, VOIP, SIP, etc these people provides the basic foundation that everything else sits. The OS sits on top of hardware with ASM to interact with the hardware in electrical/voltage level. This hardware are chips, valves, resistors, capacitors and some routine coordination. Depending the amount of current you pass through a valve will make a chip to response differently. You must have known what is Logic Gate (circuit/component) A digital circuit with one or more inputs, and an output which depends logically on the input signal combinations. This hardware’s are invented by Engineer and standardized by IEEE (Institution of Electrical Electronic Engineering). Even the world giant software producer like Microsoft has liase with IEEE to know the new technological state hardware’s are before writing new OS. No need of Writing 64bits OS architecture that the chip will not support. My argument is that, Engineers either the network side or hardware side make things to happen in IS (Information System). You cannot tell me that you could write application that sends text messages through SMS without the invention of Mobile phone/Handset device? In my work place we respect the networking guys because they can bring total disorder to the network, hence we cannot program anymore. Database need hardware to install itself i.e. HD (Hard Drive) and it need lots of it for Enterprise Level. Programmer needs a VDU (Monitor), keyboard, mouse, entire base system to install IDE and language specific program like C/C++ or Java, before he can ever dream of writing any meaningful program. I would like people to challenge me constructively, as I maybe wrong and we can all learn from it. |
| Programming › Re: OOP Design Question: Model-View-Controller Pattern by sbucareer(f): 11:20pm On Feb 26, 2006 |
Codec, I have always thought of MVC controller as modelling n-teir application which, is obviously what you are trying to accomplish. But my understanding and experience with MVC in web application which, it might as well be used in any software development, is that MVC framework works like this: View, the software components responsible for rendering the visual aspect of any artefact's. Controller, is responsible for the controlls of all events and actions generated from the view and other automated message within the boundaries of the software. These events could be asynchronous or synchronous. The Model is the object encapsulation of the software logic ie. the middleware and algometric view of the system. In your UML above I can see the Model object compsiting the observer object. The Observer Object generalizing the view and Controller object. I can't figure out the design pattern you are employing in this project. If it was Observer pattern which I think it might well be, then observer has to be the controller because it updates the rest of the objects of the changes from the view and the model. The Model is the model of your system and it encapsulates network, data, and the algometric semantics of your design. Your system should talk to these three components like this Reference 1. Design Pattern
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| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 10:59pm On Feb 24, 2006 |
Gbenga, since you are coming to London for the weekend, try and meet me at Presidentail Restaurant at Old Kent Road, the treat is on me. It will be nice to actually meet someone from Nairaland, and generally to discuss some issues regarding java and installing IDE on your computer, if you have Laptop you can bring it along. I will be at presidentail restaurant Friday/Saturday from 8pm to 1am. That is were I hang out for my weekends. See you in London. You can call me on 07949743363. No Nuisance calls please. |
| Business › Re: Do Pcb Manufacturing Companies Exist In Nigeria? by sbucareer(f): 11:01am On Feb 24, 2006 |
[font=courier new ] buddie, do you know the name of the company that he works for? [/font] |
| Computers › Re: How To Speed Up My Dial-up Connection by sbucareer(f): 2:54am On Feb 24, 2006 |
Let me let you into a secret, back in middle 90's when I used dial-up modem connection to hook up my IBM Model 5150 to the Internet. I used Netscape as my ISP. I have to buy cards for long distance call and program it into my Windows 95 dialup rules in the control panel to connect to internet. Then I must have guessed my modem wasn't V.90 etc. Like every other thing in life, you NEVER get to that 56Kbps connection the modem was advertised to connect up to. Instead what you get is 14.4 kbps. 14 kilobytes per second translates into a transmission or receiving rate of approximately 1600 bytes per second. I never noticed it till one day, just by chance I was watching the dialling and authentication and connecting messages the modem was throwing up and I saw connecting at 14.4kbps to Netscape network . I said to myself what a chick, I disconnected and tried again it connected me at 28.3kps. I was a little bit happy and decided to try again. Went the connection message came, it says connected to Netscape at 41.8kbps I was happy and my internet experience was comforting. After that issues, I made it a point of duty to check my connection rate while using modem connection. The only snag was that I have to keep disconnecting and connecting till I get a connection of 41.8kps. The software k9 is saving might be the ones that helps you with minimum effort to connect to your ISP to at least more than 40kps. I have NEVER known anyone connected at 56Kbps, which is what is written on the bloody modems. Even at 56kps you computer is still slow to the rich multimedia driven-web application out there. To check your mail from yahoo will be trouble, imagine downloading all that graphics infront of yahoo home page. I hope situation change for you to move up from dial up modem connection. |
| Computers › Re: I Need More Tutorials On Microsoft Excel by sbucareer(f): 2:11am On Feb 24, 2006 |
Believe me iginla https://img258.imageshack.us/img258/6518/google0dw.gif in this issues. If you want extra help tell us the application you are developing with spreadsheet and we can give you some hint and if you are lucky show you examples of how things are done in excel. It would worth your time to look into this site and click on there demos. If your company wants solutions like this ask them to consult [email=valentine.obih@gmail.com?subject=Consulting+on VB+Scripts+in+Excel]me[/email] or you could learn it yourself. It will not take more than three weeks to learn if you are familiar with programming. |
| Travel › Re: What Would You Give To Live Here? by sbucareer(f): 1:33am On Feb 24, 2006 |
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| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 1:04am On Feb 24, 2006 |
If your direction with Java is towards Game programming you need to understand Shift and Bitwise Operators. Operator Use Description << op1 << op2 Shifts bits of op1 left by distance op2; fills with 0 bits on the right side >> op1 >> op2 Shifts bits of op1 right by distance op2; fills with highest (sign) bit on the left side >>> op1 >>> op2 Shifts bits of op1 right by distance op2; fills with 0 bits on the left side This is to do with bits manipulation. Shiftting binary bits. Example 13 >> 1 = 6 Because 13 in binary is 1101, shiftting 1bit from the right will become 110, zero is always added in front of the shifted binary therefore it comes 0110, which is 6 in decimal Reference ---------------------------- 1. Sun website |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 12:50am On Feb 24, 2006 |
I know most of us have left school 5-20 years ago but it will worth remembering our binary, hence OR, AND, OR(XOR). You maybe wondering why do I need all these school maths? Yes we need it because the next lesson will focus on evaluation of attributes. Function OR Bit in op1 Corresponding Bit in op2 Result 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 Function AND Bit in op1 Corresponding Bit in op2 Result 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 Function OR(XOR) Bit in op1 Corresponding Bit in op2 Result 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 Yo need to understand this for the next tutorial. This is the way I did it for myself. Let take the AND. A girl told you she would go out with you if you have a car AND money, now Would the girl go out with you if you came with car but no money? Hence 1 0 0 No Would the girl go out with you if you did not come with car but came with money? 0 1 0 No Would the girl go out with you if you did not come with money nor car? 0 0 0 No Would the girl go out with you if you came with both? 1 1 1 Yes, she would. AND evaluates two things to be true. If one is false all is false. Imagine later in the tutorial when we would be evaluating two attributes that holds someone's username and passwd, we want the evaluation to return true only when the two attributes are true. i.e when opr1 = 1 and opr2 is 1 result=1. Remember 1 is true and 0 is false. Take the same scenario to OR, the girl want either car OR money, so if you come with one she will agree. If you came with both bonus to she. But she will not agree if you did not come with none. The OR(XOR) is that anywhere the operand is different the answer is 1 else 0 1 0 1 ( 1 OR(XOR) 0) is different so the r3sult is 1 0 1 1 (0 OR(XOR) 1) is different so the result is 1 0 0 0 because both are the same (0 OR(XOR) 0) = 0 1 1 0 because both are the same (1 OR(XOR) 1) = 0 Try and understand these things it is very important. |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 11:54pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
Operator Use Description [table] [tr] [td]+[/td][td] op1 + op2[/td][td]Adds op1 and op2; also used to concatenate strings[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]*[/td][td]op1 * op2[/td][td] Multiplies op1 by op2[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]/[/td][td]op1 / op2[/td][td] Divides op1 by op2[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]%[/td][td]op1 % op2[/td][td] Computes the remainder of dividing op1 by op2[/td] [/tr] [/table] - op1 - op2 Subtracts op2 from op1 Operator Use Description ++ op++ Increments op by 1; evaluates to the value of op before it was incremented ++ ++op Increments op by 1; evaluates to the value of op after it was incremented -- op-- Decrements op by 1; evaluates to the value of op before it was decremented -- --op Decrements op by 1; evaluates to the value of op after it was decremented > op1 > op2 Returns true if op1 is greater than op2 >= op1 >= op2 Returns true if op1 is greater than or equal to op2 < op1 < op2 Returns true if op1 is less than op2 <= op1 <= op2 Returns true if op1 is less than or equal to op2 == op1 == op2 Returns true if op1 and op2 are equal != op1 != op2 Returns true if op1 and op2 are not equal && op1 && op2 Returns true if op1 and op2 are both true; conditionally evaluates op2 || op1 || op2 Returns true if either op1 or op2 is true; conditionally evaluates op2 ! !op Returns true if op is false & op1 & op2 Returns true if op1 and op2 are both boolean and both true; always evaluates op1 and op2; if both operands are numbers, performs bitwise AND operation | op1 | op2 Returns true if both op1 and op2 are boolean and either op1 or op2 is true; always evaluates op1 and op2; if both operands are numbers, performs bitwise inclusive OR operation ^ op1 ^ op2 Returns true if op1 and op2 are different — that is, if one or the other of the operands, but not both, is true |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 11:05pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
/* * @(#)LagosRadioDemonstration.java 1.00 22/02/2006 * * Copyright (c) 2005-2006 Nairaland, Inc. * Lagos, Nigeria. * All rights reserved. * * This software is the confidential and proprietary information of nairaland Inc, * ("Confidential Information"  . You shall not* disclose such Confidential Information and shall use it only in * accordance with the terms of the license agreement you entered into * with Nairaland. */ import java.lang.Object; public class LagosRadioDemonstration extends Object{ //We are going to create Object(s) of class Radio static private LagosRadio firstObject = null; static private LagosRadio secondObject = null; public static void main (String args[]){ //We are going to instantiate two objects we created above firstObject = new LagosRadio (); secondObject = new LagosRadio (); //Testing the new Objects or querying their attributes System.out.println (firstObject.getFrequency()); System.out.println(secondObject.getFrequency()); //Changing the identity of the objects we create above, hence assigning new values to their attribute. firstObject.setFrequency(3); secondObject.setFrequency(10); //Testing the new Objects or querying their attributes System.out.println (firstObject.getFrequency()); System.out.println(secondObject.getFrequency()); }///End main }//End RadioDemonstration class Here is the class for LagosRadioDemonstration. Play around with it and learn what it does. Try and change the LagosRadio class default constructor to this(10, 20) compile and run and see the difference, just generally play with it. |
| Nairaland General › Re: Wondering How I Got The Smileys??? by sbucareer(f): 10:30pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
| Computers › Re: I Need More Tutorials On Microsoft Excel by sbucareer(f): 9:47pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
Wande, you can even make your spreedsheet look professional by writting macros. The good thing is that you do not need to write code if you don't want to, just press the record button and it will start recording your action and when you finish save your macro and assign it to a button. Reference ================= 1. Google search |
| Programming › Re: Software Development On Java by sbucareer(f): 9:28pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
olat, I don't know how you can manage to get it, but if you can, you can NEVER fail your exams. Visit Test King. If you buy any of their certification and read all the question in that package, normally it is about 250 questions in one product. I think CISSP cert. is 60 questions and must pass 45 or something like that to get the cert. Believe me olat, if you can study all the 250 questions or more in a product like CISSP, 60 of those questions will come out. I can bet you money if you want. The problem is how to buy the product since you people in Nigeria do not have credit cards or something like that. But if you can, stop reading and just buy testking and pass all your exams. It all includes Java, MCSE, CCNA, CISSP etc. |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 8:42pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
gbengaijot, you started this post and was enthusiastic about java but I have not seen your assignment yet. Is there any problems? Let me know I will be glad to help. I would like to see you own work. [glow=red,0,5]Remember[/glow] "Those people that graduate from colleges/universities are not necessary the most brilliant of all, it is just that they put the required minimal effort in their study" - by Sbucareer, 2006 |
| Programming › Re: Software Development On Java by sbucareer(f): 8:25pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
olat, I seem to misplace people a lot, never mind, your assignment was brilliant and I have answered your question in the other thread. Regarding becoming Enterprise Application Developer or Wireless Application Developer. If you are going to use java as your tool, you will need lots of development with Java tool. You do not need to learn J2EE or J2ME, which are for Enterprise Application and Wireless Application development framework respectively. All you need is to grasp the basis of java and think like a Software Engineer NOT programmer. Believe me continue with the Java tutorial and learn as much as you can and talk to me after one year with Java, I will show you the part to take in Wireless or Enterprise Systems. Remember, take Java as an investment and see the yield after one year in terms of knowledge and jobs prospect. Buy books and spend at least 16hrs a week studying java. Create you own time table (Gnat Chart) for the whole year. Do lots of practice than reading, if you do not understand anything post it here I will be happy to answer it for you if I can, If we cannot find solutions we can post it to experts-exchange, don't worry I have an account with them and I go by the handle sbucareer. |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 7:38pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
Skima, sorry I have fixed the bug you can now try it out. Also make sure you set your CLASSPATH to your working directory ok, it may not matter but some people have reported that they can't compile the class. Example if you saved your Radio and RadioDemonstration in a directory like C:\tutorial\java then set your Classpath in your control panel -->systems-->Advanced button---> Environment Variables to %All your system paths%;C:\tutorial\java |
| Programming › Re: Software Development On Java by sbucareer(f): 6:34pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
You may want to visit here for Java tutorials posted by gbengaijot's handle |
| Programming › Re: Software Development On Java by sbucareer(f): 6:29pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
olat, which application development would you like to specialized in? Java can be used in developing lots of application, examples 1. Web Application 2. Standalone Application 3. Wireless Application 4. Enterprise Business Application 5. Games Application 6. And many more, If I know your area of specialty I would advice you and give you my own recommendation including jobs prospect and learning curves |
| Programming › Re: Java Has Failed! by sbucareer(f): 4:47pm On Feb 23, 2006 |
| Programming › Re: Help with Javascript headache by sbucareer(f): 3:05am On Feb 23, 2006 |
Another way to accomplish this is to write triggers at your database level. The only downside is that the user is not aware of your application rules until he/she tries to submit the form for processing at the server. You can get your DBA to writer PL/SQL triggers and other business rules at the DML level. What you do now is to warn the users by putting red * near the field that you want to collect the inforation that this is a required field. If the user is stupid enough to over look your warning, they will meet their match at the submission part. NB ========= I was assuming it is a database solution since you are collecting information, possibility is, you will store them. Otherwise why collect inforation? |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 2:43am On Feb 23, 2006 |
Let me explain what is happening here. Remember the Radio class we coded ealier, it has frequency attribute and volume attribute. Let me give this scenario, You know you Dad is the Senior (Super) and you are the Junior(this). Hence you are extended to your Dad not your Dad extended to you. What we mean by extended is that some attributes about your Dad you share them i.e. skin color, eyes, nose, height, weight etc. But there are some things about your Dad you cannot share i.e. your mum (Dads wife), bank account, car, watch etc. these must be declared as private the public attributes of your Dad you can share it. In a class when we extend a child to another class, theoretically that class becomes its Dad, and all the private attributes can not be seen by the child class but all the public and protected attributes can be seen and shared by the child class. The protected attributes and method are only seen by the child the family of that class (In the same package) can share the protected attributes or methods. Don't worry about this I will talk about it later. The default construction try to initialize itself to zero i.e this(0,0). Remember that the child class LagosRadio do not have attributes. The parent super (Radio) has two attributes namely 1. frequency 2. volume We use super(freq, vol) to set the parent attributes. When you instantiate the object of LagosRadio with say 20, 3. The Super class (Radio) will have the values of 20, 3 respectively, now you can call its public method getFrquency and setFrequency, which will return 20 and allow you to change the frequency by calling setFrequecy. This is possible because Radio and LagosRadio are Father and son and share common attributes that are public simple. |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 2:18am On Feb 23, 2006 |
[size=24pt]Code Snippets[/size] [size=13pt] /* * @(#)LagosRadio.java 1.00 22/02/2006 * * Copyright (c) 2005-2006 Nairaland, Inc. * Lagos, Nigeria. * All rights reserved. * * This software is the confidential and proprietary information of nairaland Inc, * ("Confidential Information" . You shall not* disclose such Confidential Information and shall use it only in * accordance with the terms of the license agreement you entered into * with Nairaland. */ public class LagosRadio extends Radio{ /* *Default constructor loads the frequency and volume to zero values * */ public LagosRadio ( ){ this(0, 0); }//End LagosRadio default Constructor /* *Alternative constructor loads the frequency and volume to initial values * */ public LagosRadio (int freq, int vol ){ super(freq, vol); }//End LagosRadio alternetive Constructor /* *Set the Frequency to the FM channel * */ public void FM (){ int temp = this.getFrequency( ); temp += 10; this.setFrequency (temp); }//End FM method /* *Set the Frequency to the AM channel * */ public void AM (){ int temp = this.getFrequency( ); temp -= 10; this.setFrequency (temp); }//End AM method }//End LagosRadio class You get the gist. Now, I want you to to do the Temperature class above providing the Class Diagram and LagosTemperature and LagosTemperatureDemonstration classes to prove that you understand the concept I will be busy putting up tutorials that will help you through the assignment, good luck. I hope to see people do this as quickly as possible. [/size] |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 1:58am On Feb 23, 2006 |
Here is example of Radio class. I have extended LagosRadio to Radio class and have added two methods to it called FM and AM, notice that there is no attributes and protected method. The LagosRadio has two constructors. One has no parameter passed to it (default constructor) and the other has two parameters passed to it (Alternative constructor). I will write the code for this class. I will expect you to do the same for the Temperature assignment and provide a LagosTemperature and a LagosTemperatureDemonstration class with a Class Diagram of LagosTemperature.
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| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 1:43am On Feb 23, 2006 |
Now that we have managed to design and achieve Temperature class and tested it with our TemperationDemonstration class. I would like us to model the temperature in Lagos called LagosTemperature. We are going to extends our LagosTemperature to Temperation. Remember that our base class Temperature was extended to Object. What I want you to do is to extends the LagosTemprature class to Temperature. Implement these two methods, no attributes or protected method in LagosTemperature as public methods. 1. sunny 2. rainy When it is sunny the temperature is plus 10 and when it is rainy the temperature is minus 10 hence +10 and -10 respectively. Here I will use the Radio class to give you just snippets example. Remember don't just copy the tutorial example and submit for your work as you are only deceiving yourself. |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 1:22am On Feb 23, 2006 |
[size=24pt]Explaining the meaning of [color=blues]public static void main (String[] args)[/color] [/size] In every program there must be an entry point into the compiler, in java main is the name of that main public static void main (String[] args) The method take one array String type. I will explain later why it take this array. When we get to concurrent programming we shall see why every program must have a single entry point to the system. A simple example is our window XP etc. We have so many things running and it all looks like there are running at the same time. The CPU can NEVER run to processes at the same time it uses a mechanism called semaphore to control every process in the system. The CPU is so fast that it uses some nanosecond to process every instruction placed in the queue buffer. Java is a sequentail program, which does things sequence by sequence. JVM sees every program as a thread. Every thread must have a main method that is the only way java can know that the code is going to actually execute instruction not just compile. One thing you should memorise is that main method. It is very important that you can write that main method when someone wakes you up from sleep. Remember it is the first thing that the JVM looks for when executing instruction. |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 1:00am On Feb 23, 2006 |
[size=24pt]Comments in Java Code [/size] Before we proceed I would like us to spent some time to learn commenting your java code. Why do we employ comments in java or any other programming language? The simple reason is that, 99.9% of software life is actually spent on maintainence. Most people that wrote the software have either left the organization for better jobs or money or some have made billions $ in lastminutes dot com business. The truth is that we never get the opportunity to maintain our code, so documenting it is very useful for the new clueless employee that will look at your code to try and figure out what was going on in your head when you wrote the algorithm or code. In java we have basically two types of comments. The first one //, allows you to comment one line at a time. The other one /*comments*/, allows you comment multiple lines at a time. In java you can generate your documentation using javadoc, a java utility that allows you to generate your project documentation by supplying javadoc a class or package name. That takes me into saying that java documentation has many tags for rendering many options. Example you should always start your java class like this /* * @(#)Nairaland.java 1.00 22/02/2006 * * Copyright (c) 2005-2006 Nairaland, Inc. * Lagos, Nigeria. * All rights reserved. * * This software is the confidential and proprietary information of nairaland Inc, * ("Confidential Information" . You shall not* disclose such Confidential Information and shall use it only in * accordance with the terms of the license agreement you entered into * with Nairaland. */ public class Nairaland extends Object{ }//End Nairaland class You should have probably noticed these tags @(#) they have specail meaning to find out more visit here |
| Programming › Re: Java Programming For Dummies by sbucareer(f): 12:31am On Feb 23, 2006 |
olat, I have reviewed your attached files and they meet with assignment specs,, I thought I'd let you know, good work and well done to everyone that attempted the question. |
| Programming › Re: Java Has Failed! by sbucareer(f): 7:01pm On Feb 22, 2006 |
Africanboy I will refer you to someone on nairaland that I talk to regularly on my yahoo IM, I have actually FedEx him a whole lot of CDs with lots of interesting softwares. Maybe you can get it off him, that will enable you to meet at least one member of nairaland if you haven't already done so. I can't say his name here and I really do not know his handle. You can add me to your yahoo IM, when I get home I will accept you and do three way chat on yahoo with him, he stays at Lagos too in Surulere. If not I will burn another one over the weekend and send it to you. But this should NOT give people the impression to ask me to burn CDs for them. Get to know these people here and contact them in Lagos or anywhere in Nigeria. Even better get them to burn it and post it to your within Nigeria. Africanboy you have to list the freeware software you want. Don't ask for licensed ones because I will NOT burn them for you as it is a crime and illegal here in the UK. |
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