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MAC Address alone could uniquely identify any system that doesn't have a duplicate MAC of another due to manufacturing errors (fun times if your company receives a batch of NICs like that). However short of using ActiveX or some other extension/plugin, and asking the user for permissions; a...

This is normally when you start using SyncLock's or concurrent versions of collections in the System.Collections.Concurrent namespace. It sounds like you're not following object oriented design principles very well. Don't cut corners on proper OOP to make the code easier to solve whatever...

I have a database with almost 800,000 FB group names + member counts + language detected by Google Translate API (on the group name). Only groups with 250+ members. Can easily search it for keywords. But the other stuff isn't something I'll code.

That's the only thing I've having an issue with. Is requiring phone for every account creation. Despite when our manual account creators do it, they only run into this issue 1 in 10 times. So something is being flagged in my automated process, but I'm not exactly sure what part.

2 years...seriously? Took me 2 days to write the code to create accounts. Issue I'm having is every one requires phone verification using a new private proxy IP and clean cookie session each time. Took me a month to code a fully automated poster/scrape their entire group database > 250...

I've created a system for aging accounts automatically (random status updates/picture uploads/accepting friend requests/etc/etc). The only hurdle right now is creating new accounts. We have some people on staff that see a phone verification requirement once every 10 times when manually creating...

California has confidential marriage licenses for I'd presume this very reason (hollywood types marrying without being public record). I personally prefer to not be known for even the things I have no reason to hide, primarily out of a desire to be treated like everyone else. No questioning...

Obsfucation + Timed Trial of software until payment is made. If he feels like paying someone to crack it, he's paying either way ;)

o_O; Projection much? I no longer have any part of the website, but the lawyer I worked with who specializes in this offers free (basic) formation paperwork for Delaware and Texas LLCs/Corporations on his site, Venture Docs. You must be new to this. Feel free to speak to him ;)

Looks like a homework assignment, so I'd assume he did, or didn't get a good grade :P

C# The .NET framework is cross platform now with Java. If you learn the .NET framework then you're able to write software for the majority of small/medium sized businesses. It's capable of enterprise software, SOAP/REST web APIs, and though I hate asp .net, ASP .NET MVC converted me from PHP...

1. Is that a real thing? 2. Regardless I'm totally stealing that....

Hahahahahaha.... I know I'm guilty of signing up someone's email address at a bunch of sites with the same end result. I miss the wild west days of the internet.

I sent you a PM, I have it finished now if you haven't solved this yet. Have pictures of the entire process as well.

Completely agree. Before ASP .NET MVC, I would only develop websites/apps in PHP. However MVC + WCF/Web API frameworks have made PHP kind of irrelevant. Only time I'll use PHP now, is when working with designers that are familiar with it enough to know what they can and can't touch. Razor...

Then we agree actually. I just typically don't look at this subject from the perspective of casual or hobbyist development. From that perspective, it's a good choice. I'm just jaded I suppose, due to encountering too many "wtf"s involving people who primarily write VB code, and the...

Unfortunately not that simple. For things that will actually make you money, expect many many hours of banging your head against a wall trying to understand why something isn't working when it looks like it should. You have to enjoy solving tough problems to develop software for money.

And what value would that be? C# is the .NET framework's primary language, and VB .NET (along with the now dead J#) were created/supported to convert developers. VB's only value is possibly it's easier to learn for beginners; but that's not relevant professionally. I was only pointing out that...

First time I ran into that issue, drove me nuts. Especially since there weren't "Client Profiles" back in 2.0 when I started, and it being the default is just plain stupid. I have sample code for DBC using Google Recaptcha in a headless HTTP client example (C# w/ .NET 4.5). But I'm going to...

If I take a job that isn't a JV/profit sharing arrangement; half up front, half upon completion. Unless a long term project, then, increments at milestones. Of course if I work with someone, there isn't any hiding behind online usernames. Real identities such as LinkedIn (shows credentials), or...