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Yashraj, Katoptris - DLL (Official Music Video)
Stream Now: https://yashraj.lnk.to/DLL
DLL an acronym for Dil Le Liya, is a tasteful fusion of the Middle eastern, electronic and hiphop sound. Beautiful melodies, well structured drops and intense story telling are the essence of this record. Written from the perspective of an individual who is unable to keep a stable relationship and is sometimes too self absorbed to realise, DLL definitely stands out in terms of the overall narrative, production and an intercity collaboration of artists.
Credits -
Written and Performed by - Yashraj, Katoptris
https://www.instagram.com/yashrajnt
https://instagram.com/_.katoptris._
Produced by - Katoptris
Mix/Mastered by - Karonik [Karan Adlakha]
https://instagram.com/omgkaronik?igshid=ls6y67mrjf3o
Video by - Witty Donut
https://instagram.com/wittydonut?igshid=pi145hzbrks
Sub-editor - Milind Athiya
https://instagram.com/milindeviledits?igshid=lj2lmdvgnkva
Business Queries: info@representmgmt.in
Lyrics-
Kya hogaya mahiya,
tumko dekhe mere saas ruk jana mashallah mashallah
kya hai meri galtiyan?
taki main khudko badal saku inshallah inshallah
kyonki voh sab vade tumne mujhe diye meine jaake sab thod diyaa
lekin yaad rakho na
le liya tumne dil le liya,
dil le liya
Baitha mein kamre mein,
Mere mooh se toh bol na thamre the,
Pehle khabre suni thi tere baarein mein ab,
Abhi tere sabar mein dabb rahe the,
Maana galtiyaan ki hai hazaar,
Par tere bhoot ka bhoot savaar,
Mein tujhe du saboot ki naa vajood,
Ye khoon toh dhoop mein khaula nai,
Khudse naraaz mein,
Upar dekha, dikha maula nai,
Heera mila mujhe tola nai,
Saamne taala,
Haathmein chaabi,
Fir bhi pitaara kyu jaanke khola nai,
Galti hai meri ki maangi nai maafi,
Par tu bhi toh jaanti woh na hai kaafi,
Toh roya mein gidgidaaya, bana saaya,
Par andar shaitaan bhi bola, Na sharm hai zara bhi,
Na sharm hai zara bhi,
Na sharm hai zara bhi,
Na sharm hai zara bhi,
Wo bole sharabi,
Hum haathmein daaru leke poochhe
“Kya hai kharaabi?”
Nawaabi ye shauk,
Daga diye bhot
Saza diye log
Ab maangu maangu mein kya hi,
Le liya dil,
Le liye jaan,
Le li imaan
Aur leli pehchaan,
Le liya dil,
Le liye jaan,
Le li imaan
Par aakhir insaan mein,
Par aakhir insaan mein
le liya tumne dil le liya,
dil le liya
(Par aakhir insaan mein)
Bharg : OH HOOOO!!!! UTHA GAYA MEH!!! ISSA TIMEEEE!
Wittydonut : Really proud of this project. The track is a banger. Hope I did justice to it with my visuals :)
Mereko stalk karna band karo lodo : Yashraj Dropped a masterpiece but don't forget to appreciate katoptris for making that amazing hook
Nihar Kumar : New Gen Indian Music Industry is fire and witness it evolving ❤
Neeraj Mahapatra : Heard it 1 year ago.. So sad to see these kind of art is not getting what they deserve
CppCon 2017: James McNellis “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about DLLs”
http://CppCon.org
—
Presentation Slides, PDFs, Source Code and other presenter materials are available at: https://github.com/CppCon/CppCon2017
—
If you build software for Windows, you use DLLs, and it’s likely that you may build DLLs of your own. DLLs are the primary mechanism for packaging and encapsulating code on the Windows platform. But have you ever stopped to think about how DLLs work? What goes into a DLL when you build it, what happens when you link your program with a DLL, or how do DLLs get located and loaded at runtime? Many of us build and use DLLs without fully understanding them. In this session, we’ll give an in-depth introduction to DLLs and how they work.
We’ll begin by looking at what’s in a DLL—the kinds of things a DLL can contain and the basic data structures that are used—and the benefits and drawbacks of packaging code in a DLL. We’ll look at how DLLs are loaded, including the details of how the loader locates DLLs and maps them into the process; how dependencies are resolved among DLLs; and DLL lifetime and how DLLs get unloaded. We’ll also look at how DLLs get built, including what makes DLLs “special,” what goes into an import library, and how the linker uses import libraries. Finally, we’ll look at several other miscellaneous topics, including how DLLs interact with threads and thread-local storage, and mechanisms for solving or mitigating the dreaded “DLL hell.”
—
James McNellis: Microsoft, Senior Software Engineer
James is a senior engineer on the Windows Debugger team at Microsoft, where he works on the Time Travel Debugging (TTD) reverse debugging toolkit. Prior to joining the Debuggers team in 2016, he was a member of the Visual C++ team, where he was responsible for the Microsoft C Runtime (CRT) and C Standard Library implementation. Passionate about all things related to C++, he is a frequent speaker at C++ conferences around the world and is a former top contributor on StackOverflow. He can be found on Twitter at @JamesMcNellis.
—
Videos Filmed \u0026 Edited by Bash Films: http://www.BashFilms.com
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victor noagbodji : almost done watching this talk. such a great talk and amazing presenter. need more from the visual studio team : )
Dhiru : There is a difference between a good teacher and a regular lecturer. A good teacher realizes the process of learning of the audience and presents the topic in just the exact order of how the audience is interpreting all of the topics. While the just-another-lecturer will present all of his topics randomly across the lecture. This was an amazing talk from an amazing teacher. Really opened up my mind and taught me a lot about DLLs. When you learn so much about a single topic in such limited time, you just can’t stop thinking about who taught you about that subject. Thank you for the talk and I feel forever indebted to the speaker for his effort in providing me with such valuable information. Thank you!
Paul Kazakof : If only this talk was half a year ago! :) Highly enjoyed it anyway, though. Very concise and on point! Knowing how hard these topics are — I've spent weeks researching my problem, and it's not even covered here, it just so happened that I needed to know how DLLs work, — I'd like to get more of these videos in the future. Thanks!
Matt Hews : Thank you so much for this talk! I've always wondered how DLLs are structured.
Color Shot : Shame he didn't have time for TLS and DLL Hell. I usually hate watching lectures but this was a joy to listen to
What Are DLLs?
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What are those mysterious DLL files that are omnipresent in Windows - and have often caused problems, especially in older versions?
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Robin : Ah yes, good old times. Trying to start a game, abcdfg.dll is missing. Googling the missing dll, downloading it and putting it into the game files, game starts. Good old times.
Penny Lane : Fun fact, printer drivers are the only DLLs whose functioning directly depends on the phase of the moon and the number of black cats you recently crossed.
Quantum Quantonium : Might be a bit too advanced for techquikkie but a video explaining the overall structure of the windows OS (and Linux maybe as well) could be interesting. Like the kernel, registry, windows folder, COM system, dlls, services
Julian Silden Langlo : Fun fact, .exe files are just .dll files with a main function and you can use them as dlls.
cyrus905 : DLL hell is something that anyone who regularly pirates games should be completely familiar with. I have so many memories of spending hours just hunting down and fixing all of the DLLs so that a pirated game works properly
Stream Now: https://yashraj.lnk.to/DLL
DLL an acronym for Dil Le Liya, is a tasteful fusion of the Middle eastern, electronic and hiphop sound. Beautiful melodies, well structured drops and intense story telling are the essence of this record. Written from the perspective of an individual who is unable to keep a stable relationship and is sometimes too self absorbed to realise, DLL definitely stands out in terms of the overall narrative, production and an intercity collaboration of artists.
Credits -
Written and Performed by - Yashraj, Katoptris
https://www.instagram.com/yashrajnt
https://instagram.com/_.katoptris._
Produced by - Katoptris
Mix/Mastered by - Karonik [Karan Adlakha]
https://instagram.com/omgkaronik?igshid=ls6y67mrjf3o
Video by - Witty Donut
https://instagram.com/wittydonut?igshid=pi145hzbrks
Sub-editor - Milind Athiya
https://instagram.com/milindeviledits?igshid=lj2lmdvgnkva
Business Queries: info@representmgmt.in
Lyrics-
Kya hogaya mahiya,
tumko dekhe mere saas ruk jana mashallah mashallah
kya hai meri galtiyan?
taki main khudko badal saku inshallah inshallah
kyonki voh sab vade tumne mujhe diye meine jaake sab thod diyaa
lekin yaad rakho na
le liya tumne dil le liya,
dil le liya
Baitha mein kamre mein,
Mere mooh se toh bol na thamre the,
Pehle khabre suni thi tere baarein mein ab,
Abhi tere sabar mein dabb rahe the,
Maana galtiyaan ki hai hazaar,
Par tere bhoot ka bhoot savaar,
Mein tujhe du saboot ki naa vajood,
Ye khoon toh dhoop mein khaula nai,
Khudse naraaz mein,
Upar dekha, dikha maula nai,
Heera mila mujhe tola nai,
Saamne taala,
Haathmein chaabi,
Fir bhi pitaara kyu jaanke khola nai,
Galti hai meri ki maangi nai maafi,
Par tu bhi toh jaanti woh na hai kaafi,
Toh roya mein gidgidaaya, bana saaya,
Par andar shaitaan bhi bola, Na sharm hai zara bhi,
Na sharm hai zara bhi,
Na sharm hai zara bhi,
Na sharm hai zara bhi,
Wo bole sharabi,
Hum haathmein daaru leke poochhe
“Kya hai kharaabi?”
Nawaabi ye shauk,
Daga diye bhot
Saza diye log
Ab maangu maangu mein kya hi,
Le liya dil,
Le liye jaan,
Le li imaan
Aur leli pehchaan,
Le liya dil,
Le liye jaan,
Le li imaan
Par aakhir insaan mein,
Par aakhir insaan mein
le liya tumne dil le liya,
dil le liya
(Par aakhir insaan mein)
Bharg : OH HOOOO!!!! UTHA GAYA MEH!!! ISSA TIMEEEE!
Wittydonut : Really proud of this project. The track is a banger. Hope I did justice to it with my visuals :)
Mereko stalk karna band karo lodo : Yashraj Dropped a masterpiece but don't forget to appreciate katoptris for making that amazing hook
Nihar Kumar : New Gen Indian Music Industry is fire and witness it evolving ❤
Neeraj Mahapatra : Heard it 1 year ago.. So sad to see these kind of art is not getting what they deserve
CppCon 2017: James McNellis “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about DLLs”
http://CppCon.org
—
Presentation Slides, PDFs, Source Code and other presenter materials are available at: https://github.com/CppCon/CppCon2017
—
If you build software for Windows, you use DLLs, and it’s likely that you may build DLLs of your own. DLLs are the primary mechanism for packaging and encapsulating code on the Windows platform. But have you ever stopped to think about how DLLs work? What goes into a DLL when you build it, what happens when you link your program with a DLL, or how do DLLs get located and loaded at runtime? Many of us build and use DLLs without fully understanding them. In this session, we’ll give an in-depth introduction to DLLs and how they work.
We’ll begin by looking at what’s in a DLL—the kinds of things a DLL can contain and the basic data structures that are used—and the benefits and drawbacks of packaging code in a DLL. We’ll look at how DLLs are loaded, including the details of how the loader locates DLLs and maps them into the process; how dependencies are resolved among DLLs; and DLL lifetime and how DLLs get unloaded. We’ll also look at how DLLs get built, including what makes DLLs “special,” what goes into an import library, and how the linker uses import libraries. Finally, we’ll look at several other miscellaneous topics, including how DLLs interact with threads and thread-local storage, and mechanisms for solving or mitigating the dreaded “DLL hell.”
—
James McNellis: Microsoft, Senior Software Engineer
James is a senior engineer on the Windows Debugger team at Microsoft, where he works on the Time Travel Debugging (TTD) reverse debugging toolkit. Prior to joining the Debuggers team in 2016, he was a member of the Visual C++ team, where he was responsible for the Microsoft C Runtime (CRT) and C Standard Library implementation. Passionate about all things related to C++, he is a frequent speaker at C++ conferences around the world and is a former top contributor on StackOverflow. He can be found on Twitter at @JamesMcNellis.
—
Videos Filmed \u0026 Edited by Bash Films: http://www.BashFilms.com
*-----*
Register Now For CppCon 2022: https://cppcon.org/registration/
*-----*
victor noagbodji : almost done watching this talk. such a great talk and amazing presenter. need more from the visual studio team : )
Dhiru : There is a difference between a good teacher and a regular lecturer. A good teacher realizes the process of learning of the audience and presents the topic in just the exact order of how the audience is interpreting all of the topics. While the just-another-lecturer will present all of his topics randomly across the lecture. This was an amazing talk from an amazing teacher. Really opened up my mind and taught me a lot about DLLs. When you learn so much about a single topic in such limited time, you just can’t stop thinking about who taught you about that subject. Thank you for the talk and I feel forever indebted to the speaker for his effort in providing me with such valuable information. Thank you!
Paul Kazakof : If only this talk was half a year ago! :) Highly enjoyed it anyway, though. Very concise and on point! Knowing how hard these topics are — I've spent weeks researching my problem, and it's not even covered here, it just so happened that I needed to know how DLLs work, — I'd like to get more of these videos in the future. Thanks!
Matt Hews : Thank you so much for this talk! I've always wondered how DLLs are structured.
Color Shot : Shame he didn't have time for TLS and DLL Hell. I usually hate watching lectures but this was a joy to listen to
What Are DLLs?
Try FreshBooks free, for 30 days, no credit card required at https://www.freshbooks.com/techquickie
What are those mysterious DLL files that are omnipresent in Windows - and have often caused problems, especially in older versions?
Leave a reply with your requests for future episodes, or tweet them here: https://twitter.com/jmart604
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Robin : Ah yes, good old times. Trying to start a game, abcdfg.dll is missing. Googling the missing dll, downloading it and putting it into the game files, game starts. Good old times.
Penny Lane : Fun fact, printer drivers are the only DLLs whose functioning directly depends on the phase of the moon and the number of black cats you recently crossed.
Quantum Quantonium : Might be a bit too advanced for techquikkie but a video explaining the overall structure of the windows OS (and Linux maybe as well) could be interesting. Like the kernel, registry, windows folder, COM system, dlls, services
Julian Silden Langlo : Fun fact, .exe files are just .dll files with a main function and you can use them as dlls.
cyrus905 : DLL hell is something that anyone who regularly pirates games should be completely familiar with. I have so many memories of spending hours just hunting down and fixing all of the DLLs so that a pirated game works properly
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