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Perl Expect bindings – Simple example
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My email to Datawind… the company that supplies Aakash Ubislate tablets
Dear Shafiq, Your Booking ID is : xxxxxxxxx Someone from our sales team would get in touch with you and provide you with the payment and delivery options. The commercial version of the UbiSlate would be launched in early weeks of December. After the commercial launch we would get in touch with you to deliver your device as soon possible. Regards, Anand Support Executive Contact No.: 1800-180-2-180 —————————————————————————— Hello Anand,...
Effective human-computer interaction through cognitive biometrics
Abstract Use of screen design, and a system, is affected by many factors. These include: how much information is presented on a screen, how a screen is organized, the language used on the screen, the distinctiveness of the screen’s components. In this paper I have presented some principles of the screen design and making human computer interaction more effective through cognitive biometric and neural technology. Introduction Human computer interaction has been playing a very crucial role in industries and common man’s life as well....
Staying Online
Download Link : Staying Online print 1.doc INTRODUCTION Staying Online Back in the ’80s the Bee Gees crooned “Staying’ Alive”. In today’s parlance, this would be best said as “Staying’ Online”! Corny references apart, the fact is that being online and creating a strong web presence are the two most important things for personal and professional gains. What is web presence? Is it just acquiring an e-mail address? Is it putting up a site?...
Some Questions to Ask Before You Join a Startup
I realize that in this job market, maybe you can’t be choosy about a job offer, but you should still understand what you’re getting into. If you are considering working at a startup, you should ask these questions. 1. How much money do you have in the bank? This is a simple question. You just want a number. If you’re told that “investors are ready to put in more” or “we have a line of credit,” beware because a promise of money isn’t the same as money....