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Definition of Code Hacker

Code - the symbolic arrangement of statements or instructions in a computer program in which letters, digits, etc. are represented as binary numbers; the set of instructions in such a program.

Hacker - one who is proficient at using or
programming a computer - a computer buff.

   
 

Software Development

This is a software development website for the development and testing of:

  • ASP.NET Applications
  • Palm PDA Mobile Applications
  • Pocket PC Mobile Applications
  • SQL Server Applications

This website is now using ASP.NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005.

It is best to use Microsoft Internet Explorer to browse this website. Netscape and other browsers may not work due to Microsoft's new .NET design features.

   
 

Why 11 Million Dollars?

There is a lot of email coming in asking why the selling price is so high. The answer is simple. A writer wanted the name and copyright for a book and movie deal. Terms could not be
agreed upon.

It would be great to have someone like Russell Crowe or James Bond try and outwit the evil master 'Code Hacker'.

If the book and movie profits are between $300 million and $900 million, then $11 million is not very high. Does this offer make it the most expensive website on the internet?

 

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