can any one tell me what a "code enforcer" is?
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Code Enforcers are a type of Construction and Building Inspectors - specifically as it relates to some area of the(building, planning, land use or other) Code.\n\nHere is an example - http://www.emp.state.or.us/jobs/print-this-job.cfm?ord=396594&sr=010
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Are you asking to learn how to engage in illegal activity or do you want to learn about it?\n\nEither way, I suggest you start with taking some programming classes.
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A jammer is a transmission device that makes reception of a signal much harder by a receiver.  Unless specifically permitted by the FCC (which is very rare), jammer devices are illegal because of their intended purposes of disrupting communications.
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you mean the key gen, a simple utility which makes your codes get's poped up without typing. think it this way. suppose the code for a software id a5. now if you press a5 the software will know that it is right. it means that it was inbuilt. so, if you software has the code in itself, a keygen can find it out. why now.
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A hacker is a person who creates and modifies computer software and computer hardware, including computer programming, administration, and security-related items.\n\nIn computer programming, a hacker is a programmer who hacks or reaches a goal by employing a series of modifications to exploit or extend existing code or resources. For some, hacker has a negative connotation and refers to a person who "hacks" or uses kludges to accomplish programming tasks that are ugly, inelegant, and inefficient. The negative form of the noun "hack" is even used among users of the positive sense of "hacker".\n\nIn computer security, a hacker is a person able to exploit a system or gain unauthorized access through skill and tactics\n----- Wikipedia -----\n\nIn my own words, why do they do it? to test security and for fun.
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It's called the "Geek Code" [1] (not nerd code - geeks and nerds are different species of animal - look it up)\n\nYou seem to be an "oldie" on the Internet - just like me. Your question brought back fond memories of incessant hours devoted on-line to reading and writing crap like this! Now, of course, I'm older and wiser, so I *now* waste my time 'productively' on Answers instead!\n\n----- \nOK, my own answer got me thinking about the whole 'Geeks vs. Nerds' issue. I found someone on Answers! had already asked this, and got a great answer too. [2]\n\n----- \nDude, I hate to ask - but did you even check the reference I gave you? Your comment refers to 1337 $p34k, which has nothing to do with the Geek code. Here:\n\n"The geek code consists of several categories. Each category is labeled with a letter and some qualifiers. Go through each category and determine which set of qualifiers best describes you in that category. By stringing all of these 'codes' together, you are able to construct your overall geek code. It is this single line of code that will inform other geeks the world over of what a great geek you actually are."
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no.........do they make codes like that?
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A lecturer once gave me some advice.  He was on an interview panel and gave some code to a potential candidate.  He asked what was wrong with the code - as it turns out there was nothing wrong with it, but he wanted to see how the candidate deals with logical progession in program flow.  That said, I have added some links to a sites you may find useful as a starting point . . .
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Well, I don't really know what you're asking. The samurai code (called Bushido) describes what a samurai is. It rules his life. It governs his actions and reactions. A samurai IS Bushido, simple as that.
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this site has about all the codes you ever wanted\nhttp://cheats.ign.com/ob2/068/002/002146.html
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Several expressions come from goverment organizations such as military, police, etc... that have to code everything for added complexity.  Just the way a 187 is the code for a murder in law enforcement.  There are many others that leak out into public, first through family members that have had to endure these coded expressions at home, then through friends socializing with out of the office buddies!  There are also codes like these used in everyday businesses.  saying " I need a 52" in certain stores means that you need someone with a mop!\n\nThere is also the old time phrases that have been modified as time goes on such as from the gold miners after the 1949 gold rush... known as the 49ers...Of course you can't forget the rating scales on the club scene... By the way I am a 10!!! plus or minus a few...\n\nHope this helps!
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Law makers make laws. Policeman enforce laws. They are not the same thing.
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An Intrepeter is a program which is used to compile programs, i.e., from source code to object code. This is done line by line by the Interpreter.\n\nFor eg. the BASIC programming language uses a Interpreter to compile its programs. Here the program is compiled line by line and if there is any error found, the compiling stops immediately and specifies the error. Only after correcting the specified error, you can continue compiling.\n\nC programming language uses a compiler for compiling its programs. Here the whole program is compiled fully and all the errors are specified after compilation.\n\n\n**********\nVasu M\n**********
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use bitdefender, its the best.
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I think that referrs to the computur programs that mimic biological entities.\n\nFor example, programming many small robots to behave like ants is one (source 1).\n\nOr a computer program that models behavior of bacteria or another single celled organism. (source 2)\n\nIt might help to know what context it was written in, or where you hear it used.
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"Script monkey" is a well-deserved derogatory term for people, usually doing telephone support, that are incapable or unwilling to properly diagnose a problem.  This means they go through a pre-written script of questions, which are essentially put into a flow-chart, and they follow it until it reaches the pre-fabricated reply.  If you're lucky, the people who wrote the script did it well enough that your script monkey was able to able to get you both to the proper conclusion.\n\nBefore I wander too far, it's a somewhat common term.  I doubt it's common in call centers filled with know-nothing "engineers" and "technicians", but it's common enough with people who have to call the so-called "technicians" or "engineers".
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It's the Genuine Software protection programme, running by Microsoft.  If you activate the software with microsoft, you can download special applications from microsoft as well as, gets helps, advance programs from the company.  It is the new programme against the piracy.