Hi, my name is Asif Baksh and I'm a web and database developer who hails from New York City.
I currently work for a non-profit by day and freelance as a web designer by night.
if you're still interested, read more.
Need a website? Web design projects can be custom quoted based on features, content,
and interactivity.
Google has decided to release as open source several of its key application development tools, hoping that they will prove useful for external programmers to build faster Web applications.
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 introduces a new feature called Recursive Subquery Factoring. To solve this sudoku you first have to transforms this to a single string by appending all rows together For example (this is pretty genius):
At least for Google's web search results currently (September 2009),
the answer is no. Google doesn't use the "keywords" meta tag in web
search ranking.
Etisalat, the carrier responsible for bringing the BlackBerry
solution to the United Arab Emirates, released a very suspect official
update. A member on the official support forums did some detective work, and found some suspicious code in the update. According to the user:
“Blackberry subscribers for Etisalat (one of the official service
providers in the UAE) received a WAP Push to download a JAR named
“registration”
The description of the “update” was as follows:
“Etisalat network upgrade for Blackberry service. Please download to ensure continuous service quality.”
Everyone called the stranger with all the money “Maqsood.” He would sit
in his Mercedes, waiting in the parking lot of the mosque in Newburgh,
N.Y., until the Friday prayer was over. Then, according to members of
the mosque, the Masjid al-Ikhlas, he approached the young men.
The Business of Detention project is a U.S.-based online publication
created by reporters Stokely Baksh and Renee Feltz, while graduate
students at Columbia University’s Graduate of Journalism. Our desire
was to create an innovative way to present the business of privatized
detention services — using solid reporting skills and pairing that up
with video and interactive info graphics. This was also an experiment
for us in creating a platform for a news product, that largely went
under reported in mainstream news when we started the Corrections
Corporation of America investigative project in late 2007. That project
became the first investigative-new media project for the University and
has since won the Melvin Mencher Award for Superior Reporting and James
A. Wechsler Award for National Reporting, and a finalist at the 2009
SXSW Interactive Awards.