PHP Programming

So, the Ultimate Game Chair Renegade now has this great feature that lets you game endlessly without having to take pee breaks. It’s called the auto-catheter and this is a demo video showing it in operation. This new feature has been in high demand and was a major success in East Asia and Parts of India. It was also hugely successful in 86% of convalescent homes where video games are being used to aid in the physical therapy. I’ve no doubt that you’ll want to purchase a new Ultimate Game Chair Renegade or other video gaming chair model after you see this demo video. Cruise on over to check out their Video Gaming Chairs and become a real video gamer!

 

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At the root of a successful eCommerce web site design is a searchable MySQL Database powered by PHP. Unless you only sell a few items that never change, you can expect your inventory to grow, require regular changes and additions, and keep you on your toes. It’s a whole different story from a point of Sale POS approach, although they can communicate together and operate as a single system using a single resource, if needed. If your eCommerce Database is hosted on your web server somewhere, it’s ging to require administration via the Internet, and that presents some issues for development as well as ongoing maintenance. Read the rest of this entry »

By definition, “deprecate” means to look upon something in a poor light, or as lower quality. In reference to code, deprecation refers to code that is not considered up to date and is likely to lose community or company support. The deprecation process applies to all code languages, including PHP Programming. Understanding the deprecation process is important for owners of websites that use dynamic programming such as PHP, JAVA, ASP, CFM, and others. Read the rest of this entry »

Spam has become a worldwide epidemic, and prevention is the current focus. A day will come when a cure is sought more aggressively than a bandage, but for now companies are making tons of money selling us filters and spam prevention kits. Our approach at the PHP Kemist is to byte back with encrypted or obfuscated email addresses that spamBots cannot scrape or harvest from your web pages. Read the rest of this entry »

ICO Image Files

ICO file extensions are used for Icon File Formats. Originally intended for icons in Microsoft Windows. This file format is identical to the CUR cursor file format for Windows, differing only in the header byte tag that declares it a cursor or an icon. This article gives an overview of the ICO file format and a summary of ICO image production. Read the rest of this entry »

As a business owner, risks are a given. Operational risks. Management risks. Privacy risks. All of these risks are intensified when you leave the office, says Victoria Fodale, Program Manager/Analyst, for Scottsdale, Ariz.-based research firm In-Stat. “The small business owner is mobile a lot of the time. They probably carry a PDA or a smart phone or a notebook that contains business-critical information,” she explains. “But being mobile can become a liability if this information is lost or stolen.” You can minimize your risks, however, by following a few simple tips, detailed below. Read the rest of this entry »

Broadband services and the ability to work remotely may have huge benefits when it comes to productivity. But without proper protection they leave you and your network exposed to a variety of incursions. Denial of Service attacks, for example, can deprive you of access to a resource such as your network, e-mail or your website and can destroy files and programming on your computer systems. A Trojan Horse on the other hand is a piece of programming that sneaks onto your system and lurks until it’s triggered by a date or event, at which time it activates and destroys files or creates a back door for intruders to enter. Attacks such as these can cost you a considerable amount of time and money. However they can be avoided by installing a firewall across your systems. Read the rest of this entry »