Actually, you can't compile WebKit. WebKit is a Objective-C interface to WebCore and JavaScriptCore, which are the open-source pieces. WebKit, unfortunately, is not open-sourced
Now we know the real reason the blogger got fired for taking pictures of the Microsoft loading dock. The G5 computers were for the XBox team! No doubt that the XBox team is using Mac G5s to create a development environment. I wonder if it is based on XCode? XCode for XBox. I like the sound of that.
The article says nothing about "limiting children" to the kids.us domain. There is nothing in the bill that creates the domain that requires children to be restricted to this domain. It is only a tool that parents can use in conjunction with filtering software. Currently, it is difficult to allow young children access to the internet because current filtering software is never good enough because it's too large of a sandbox to play in and therefore screen. Having a smaller sandbox will make it possible to allow younger children access.
And yes, it is possible for my kids to go to their friends, but I try to know what happens there as well. (note the word "try"). It may not be possible to completely limit kids' access, but having a few walls is better than having free and open access.
I read in one of the AOPA's (pilot's organization) that the FAA was having difficulty implementing WAAS which is wide area augmentation service for GPS. It is sort of a instrument landing system using GPS but GPS needed to be augmented near the airports because of SA. Perhaps this helps clean up the WAAS implementation?
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Actually, you can't compile WebKit. WebKit is a Objective-C interface to WebCore and JavaScriptCore, which are the open-source pieces. WebKit, unfortunately, is not open-sourced
This industrial shredder can shred couches, refridgerators, or computers. It could probably erase your hard drive!
It's also the address of Armadillo Software Corporation (www.dillo.com).
If you sit over the wing, won't you get blown off?
Now we know the real reason the blogger got fired for taking pictures of the Microsoft loading dock. The G5 computers were for the XBox team! No doubt that the XBox team is using Mac G5s to create a development environment. I wonder if it is based on XCode? XCode for XBox. I like the sound of that.
I think they should rename it 'iCrack'.
The article says nothing about "limiting children" to the kids.us domain. There is nothing in the bill that creates the domain that requires children to be restricted to this domain. It is only a tool that parents can use in conjunction with filtering software. Currently, it is difficult to allow young children access to the internet because current filtering software is never good enough because it's too large of a sandbox to play in and therefore screen. Having a smaller sandbox will make it possible to allow younger children access.
And yes, it is possible for my kids to go to their friends, but I try to know what happens there as well. (note the word "try"). It may not be possible to completely limit kids' access, but having a few walls is better than having free and open access.
I always wanted to write "The Idiot's Guide to Writing Books for Dummies"
The Objective-C NextStep stuff is now called Cocoa (it was the yellow box). You can also now use Java with these APIs as well.
For the Mac, it's hard to beat MT-Newswatcher http://www.best.com/~smfr/mtnw/. Real fast, multi-threaded, and good filtering capabilities.
I read in one of the AOPA's (pilot's organization) that the FAA was having difficulty implementing WAAS which is wide area augmentation service for GPS. It is sort of a instrument landing system using GPS but GPS needed to be augmented near the airports because of SA. Perhaps this helps clean up the WAAS implementation?