A short test animation I made using Macromedia Flash 8 and that is all frame by frameDuration : 0:0:7

A silly but memorable 3 minute animated video demonstrating the basic structure, techniques, and pitfalls of using pointers. There are separate versions of the video for C, Java, C++, Pascal, and Ada. There is also a more traditional companion text (below) that goes with the video, and a brief history of how the video was made.

source: http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/Duration : 0:3:11

This video demonstrates how to connect remotely via the Internet to a MySQL database provided by a web hosting service using G-Lock EasyMail 5.

The most effective and reliable way to do permission-based email marketing, create and send opt-in email newsletters in minutes!

http://www.glocksoft.com/emDuration : 0:2:29

This is a short segment from my End User Security Training class. I decided to post this because there are “industry experts” that still can’t figure out why Russians are able to sell 0day exploits for $50,000. They can’t figure it out…
The simple fact is that the malware industry is making more money than the anti-malware industry. Period.
So here’s a segment that I teach everyone, from complete newbies to IT veterans all to help you out.Duration : 0:24:17

This video was created using a selection of small animations from my archives. I made most of these clips between 1992 and 2002, primarily using 3D Studio Max. They were originally intended for simple studies on various aspects of 3D animation.Duration : 0:2:51