hi , r u need programmer i will work for you . i understand you requirements i would like to developped this application in c#.net ,compression and encryption algorithm. i alredy worked on steganoraphy in this project i use bitlevel programming. so if you want to hire me then send me details of how much amount you will pay?
On Jul 24, 2:05 pm, MichaelHH <[email protected]> wrote: > I am seeking a skilled programmer for a project which should take but > 5 hours, though I am concede some programmers may need up to 10 hours. > > Project is a compression utility using a copyrighted method I have > created as a hobby. > > The designer will need to be able to convert files to binary, work bit > by bit in binary, save the resulting 'compressed' file, load resulting > file, incorporate a timer into the software (to show length of > compression and decompression stages) as well as be able to show > original size versus compressed size information. Additionally the > programmer must account for any .DLL's, extensions, and the likes that > will be needed to make this function on any Windows 9x/ME/XP/2k/nt/ > Vista pc. > > I will need a interface for ease of peer review, no command line > software please! Also I would prefer not to use web based languages as > these are generally slower and may have issues with larger files. > > Project will pay a flat cost of $300 for working software (built to > specs) with a bonus for exceptional work of up to $200. If this is to > small an amount for you, I am sorry this economy has killed my spare > income amounts, and I will be unable to pay more for months. Lean > times = lean pay... $500 is all I could save up with my extra > paycheck... > > I used to live in an area where I knew 3 people I could walk to for > software, they used to make my software for reasonable fee's. I do not > have their numbers due to a bad phone... If this works out I may hire > you in better times for encryption and compression software to test > against benchmarks. > > This compression utility in this effort is a lossless variant, > designed to be able to be used on most files successfully, though the > gains in some may be rather minuscule, time wise I hope decent but > expect pretty long compression times. Math is not fully worked out, > but since all steps are logical and ordered, with a 100% reversal > rate, there is no expectations of issues in developing this software. > If this software beats any benchmarks I can acquire additional funds > from an investor friend for a series of statistical programs to test > the theoretical limits of this software. In this regards I think I > have a contender for text compression, but without functional software > we cannot hope to know for certain due to the high math involved in > deriving statistics without a working model to assist in developing > that bit of information. > > A contract will be issued to the programmer to guarantee their payment > if they provide the software in functioning form. > > Please do not harass me if you consider this low pay. I have web > design skills and I know that some people expect $1,000 an hour for > 1,000 hours for a single web page, and that I used to make a whole > website for $50 to try to get my name out. 1337 skills is cool and > all, but I cannot pay, and someone in this economy may want this. I do > think $30 to $60 an hour is a reasonable wage in any event.
