> >i have no better idea than to exchange screenshots... > >i checked on a virgin freshly installed browser, and linkedin showed me the > >banner "PLEASE LOGIN!!!" > > That means that LinkedIn has variable behaviour. > Probably dependent on client's IP-address. > I have never seen in my different browsers (with or without enabled > JavaScript for example) that is provides ability to watch the profile > without authorizing first. > That service does not offer data high-availability.
i always hated them. let's try copy-paste, is it readable? Summary With over 18 years of experience in software industry in various roles (practicing multiple languages and paradigms) I contributed to quite a few successful projects. My most distinguishable achievements include: • platzcart.com (system architect and chief developer) • 376.su (co-founder and chief developer) I am devoted to UNIX-principles, I always try to keep things simple, shorten the processing chain, and restrict dependencies to the bare minimum. I always begin with a formal model of a problem, and carefully document my design decisions. My motto is: “It is easy to complicate and difficult to simplify”. I graduated with master's degree in Applied Mathematics. My hand-on technical capabilities include: • Functional Programming (Erlang) • Imperative Programming (C, Perl, PHP, Assembler) • Databases (PostgreSQL, Oracle) • Web Development (HTML/CSS/Javascript, nginx) I am interested in Functional Programming, and currently learning Ocaml. I contribute to the Open Source society. I write research papers on Computer Science Publications A Next-Generation Data Language Proposal arXiv March 2015 This paper attempts to explain the consequences of the relational calculus not allowing relations to be domains of relations, and to suggest a solution for the issue. Authors: eugene panferov A Password Strength Measure arXiv May 2015 Unlike the vast majority of papers on password authentication, this paper does NOT advise you to include "at least three capital letters", seven underscores, and a number thirteen in your password. Authors: eugene panferov All my CS papers myself SQL Error Reporting Analysis http://file.bestmx.net/ee/articles/sql-error-reporting.pdf On SQL Security http://file.bestmx.net/ee/articles/sql-security.pdf On The Unicode's Schizophrenia http://file.bestmx.net/ee/articles/uni_vs_code.pdf A Scalability Solution http://file.bestmx.net/ee/articles/a_scalability_solution_for_web_services.pdf Database Is Enough http://file.bestmx.net/ee/articles/DB_is_enough.pdf Web 3.0 http://file.bestmx.net/ee/articles/web3.0.pdf Authors: eugene panferov Experience creator 376.su September 2014 – Present (1 year 4 months) http://376.su is an ambitious start-up focused on the multiplayer game-server based on the very addictive brand new abstract board game. 376.su has open protocol and attracts multiple clients for various platforms. I wrote for 376.su the protocol definition, the server itself, and one of its browser- clients. The server is constituted of nginx and cowboy, using mnesia for permanent data storage. The client is a “single-page application” based on JS-views framework. Server: Language: Erlang Basis: cowboy Tools: erlang.mk, relx Documentation: http://376.su/server/doc/ Client: Language: JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3 Basis: JS-views Erlang Developer E-milk Marketing Research Inc. May 2012 – December 2013 (1 year 8 months) E-milk Marketing Research Inc. is a marketing research agency based in NY, USA. They focus on unmediated research using mobile devices. Respondents are using special mobile apps connected to the e-milk server. Respondents are presented targeted formal surveys and are expected to provide answers (for a reward) utilizing the mobile e-milk application. The server Aggregates large amount of data from respondents, controls surveys' lifecycle (survey design, propagation, expiration), and the billing. For E-milk.co I wrote (in collaboration with other developers) the business logic (represented by erlang and plpgsql procedures), the database, the web-interface for the researchers, and the http interface for the client applications (based on webmachine). Languages: Erlang, plpgsql, SQL Basis: PostgreSQL, nginx, webmachine Tools: rebar System Architect, Chief Developer platzcart.com January 2011 – May 2012 (1 year 5 months) http://platzcart.com is an e-commerce SaaS based in Krasnodar, Russia. They focus on small clients – individual entrepreneurs of family held small businesses. Platzcart.com provides unified platform for running your own e-store. Each client is provided his own (completely isolated, to the extent of very own domain name) out-of-the-box ready-to- use e-store. I wrote for platczcart.com the system design (scalability, security, data management, maintenance, and high load solutions), the database, the business logic (represented by stored procedures in PostgreSQL), the intermediate layer in PHP, and the web interface for the clients and the customers (based on my own AJAX framework) Most important solutions designed for platzcart.com are described and defended in my articles: http://file.bestmx.net/ee/articles/ Language: plpgsql, SQL, C, shell-sript, PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS Basis: PostgreSQL, nginx, nsd, unbound Tools: apgdiff, tinycaptcha, transearly, urt UNIX admin, C developer bankir.ru January 2008 – August 2010 (2 years 8 months) Bankir.ru is a big informational web-portal based in Krasnodar, Russia. They develop and employ whole variety of tools and frameworks (to the extent of their own CMSwith very own imperative language with embedded data language) to run and maintain their websites and mail services. I participated the development of their CMS (particularly the data language), wrote a bunch of tools for replication and other maintenance tasks. I was responsible for the servers' and data storages' health. Languages: C, Perl, plpgsql, lemon-BNF, shell-script, PHP Basis: PostgreSQL, MySQL, nginx, php-fpm, apache Tools: sphynx, memcache, eAccelerator, lemon, tinycaptcha, urt Chief developer, Junior developer Infotrading JSC October 2001 – January 2007 (5 years 4 months) Infotrading JSC used to be a software development company based in Krasnodar, Russia. They were beginning with web-sites of progressive complexity and ended up developing huge software ERP complex for the government. I was writing for them websites (using few already extinct CMSes), databases, application servers; I have designed a thick client for the ERP and developed the server for it. I have participated the development of their own CMS. Languages: PHP, plpgsql, SQL, lemon-BNF, C Basis: PostgreSQL, MySQL, apache, midgard Tools: memcache, eAccelerator, lemon Network Technichian Atlas STC October 1997 – January 2000 (2 years 4 months) The company used to be one of the first internet providers in Krasnodar, Russia. And one of the few system integrators in the region. I was responsible for implementing (and later designing) corporate networks (including routing and connectivity). I worked with cisco routers (with cisco-IOS), Motorola Vanguard, IBM AS/400. I have build IP and X.25 Frame Relay networks, and one IBM SNA network. Software developer (intern) Agrodorproject June 1996 – June 1997 (1 year 1 month) Agrodorproject used to be a small project institute focus on road construction. I wrote various numerical tools for them in Pascal, and SuperCalc. Before that I participated quite a few amateur software projects, including very successful software complex for running school test, deployed in a secondary school in Krasnodar.
