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Normalization in RDMS ( Relational Database Management System)

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Once upon a time, I really interest to find some about Normalization. There are two resources found in youtube.com I would like to share with you.

3D Rotation using OpenGL in C++

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3D Roataion in OpenGL in C++ Code Updated : 25/07/2014 @ 06:16 AM There are small changes occur...

Projection of a CUBE using OpenGL in C++

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Using OpenGL Library in C++ to projecting the cube. Projection mean show 3D points in 2D plan.

Projection of a Barn

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Projecting a 3D barn in 2D view plan.

Next version of Windows shown off in alleged screenshots

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The next version of Microsoft's operating system is purportedly on view in two leaked screenshots. The Start menu in the alleged screenshot displays the new two-column format with shortcuts to your desktop applications on the left and with settings, live tiles, and other Metro -- aka Modern -- apps on the right. In this regard, it mimics the Start menu seen in the image above revealed by Microsoft in April and again in mid-July. The first screenshot does still show Windows 8.1 as the version. Microsoft initially planned to reintroduce the Start menu in the upcoming Windows 8.1 Update 2 but then changed its mind. So far, the next version of Windows is codenamed Threshold, which may officially be renamed Windows 9. Whatever it's called, the next version of Windows with the Start menu in tow is  expected to arrive in April . Although the features seen in the screenshots are likely destined for Windows Threshold, the screenshots themselves may or may not be the real dea

Two new features for Firefox for Android

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Firefox announce two awesome new  Firefox for Android  features :

Firefox OS Introduction

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F irefox OS is open source and therefore free from proprietary technology, while still providing the power to allow application developers to create excellent products. In addition, it's flexible and capable enough to make the end user happy. 

Elimination of 18,000 jobs in Microsoft

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on Thursday announced the elimination of 18,000 jobs -- roughly one in seven of the company's workforce -- in the next year. About 12,500 of the positions eliminated will be at Nokia.

Missionaries & Canibal Problem in AI using Pro Log

Introduction: Missionaries and Cannibals is a notable problem in Artificial Intelligence in which three Missionaries and three Cannibals attempt to cross a river to the other side using a boat.  However, there are constraints on the problem, most notably that there can never be more Cannibals than Missionaries on either side of the river (as they will be eaten!), the boat must always take across at least one person, and the goal state is when all Missionaries and all Cannibals have successfully reached the right side of the river from the left.  Thus, with these constraints in mind, they can be programmed into Prolog fairly simply, and a solution can be searched for.

3D Rotation

Using 3D Rotation to Rotate a cube

C Vs Java

I read an article about the compassion of C and Java programming Language. There is a article shared by with a deep research of some genious. Task C Programing Language Java Programing Language type of language function oriented object oriented basic programming unit function class = ADT portability of source code possible with discipline yes portability of compiled code no, recompile for each architecture yes, bytecode is "write once, run anywhere" security limited built-in to language compilation gcc hello.c creates machine language code javac Hello.java creates Java virtual machine language bytecode linking in the Math library gcc -lm calculate.c no special flags needed joint compilation gcc main.c helper1.c helper2.c javac Main.java - any dependent files are automatically re-compiled if needed execution a.out loads and executes program java Hello interprets byte code hello, world #include<stdio.h> int main(void) {    printf(&quo