There are rumors about Google Drive being incredibly slow (i.e. below 1MBps) when uploading using the official Google Drive client on Windows. Some users even report these problems using unofficial clients […]
The USB 3.0 support in modern routers is modest, at best. Moreover, it often increases the cost of the router substantially, which makes some people wonder whether it is worth […]
Correctly implementing the assignment operator is often cumbersome, error-prone, memory-leak-prone, and introduces ugly, redundant code that is hard to debug. Say hello to the copy &swap idiom! The code is […]
Overloading, overriding and hiding might sometimes be confusing. Therefore I created this diagram, to simplify the process of identification and included some example code. The diagram was created in Visual […]
This article describes four facts about C++ streams I found confusing or counterintuitive. The last fact talks about correct exception handling when using fstream. Fact 1 will NOT create new […]
An Android with a reasonable battery life is a scarce product on today market. Many manufacturers rather focus on the functionality, or better hardware and do not listen to the […]
Hello, this blog will talk mainly about C++11 programming issues and topics from Software Engineering, especcialy the UML 2.0 diagrams and the ERD diagrams. There are two articles to be […]
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