Intuitive Software Design: The gift that keeps on giving
Since the beginning of computers and software development, the user has wanted ease of use and an intuitive interface.
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Since the beginning of computers and software development, the user has wanted ease of use and an intuitive interface.
Recently (very), we reported about the upcoming "happening" set up by self-named Oral Pixation, who asks the world to show what's in its mouth and post the photos up on Flickr - on April Fool's Day. We caught up with "Oral" via email for a look inside the horse's mouth.
If Yahoo Japan's most recent attempt at starting a joint venture and taking a position in an online bank succeeds, it could be a testing ground for establishing an online payment service.
Configuring RIPv2 and EIGRP authentication with key chains can be tricky at first, and the syntax isnt exactly easy to remember.
One man's art is another man's "yick!" A person by the screen name "oralpixation" is staging an online "happening" for April Fool's Day by asking "What's in your mouth?" Those interested in answering that question are encouraged to upload a picture of their mastication habits to Flickr on Saturday.
A database index is similar to an index in a book - it is comprised of a lookup value, and a number identifier that corresponds to the row number in a table.