You can have SVG layers in OpenRaster. See: http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/OpenRaster/Draft/...
They are using the Allwinner A10. You ought to have some luck: http://rhombus-tech.net/allwinner_a10/ (See the source and kernel sections.)
The TCP proxy use case, which has been my primary motivation for WebSocket since day one, points to another limitation of SSE. SSE cannot handle binary data without encoding the data into text. WebSocket can.
I'm surprised the author didn't jump on this sentence: "With any diagnostic data sent to Apple, customers must actively opt-in to share this information..." As I understand it, Carrier IQ is about sending data to…
Last thing first: TCP requires a listening server. WebSocket requires a listening server. There is not inherently more infrastructure required. The handshake and HTTP upgrade are there for a reason. Connecting out from…
What use cases for TCP do you envision where WebSocket won't be sufficient? It is quite possible to speak standard protocols over WebSocket that are typically spoken over TCP.
Or a URL.
That's what I expected, too. It could be possible in the future with CSS shaders or filters. http://www.adobe.com/devnet/html5/articles/css-shaders.html
That's probably because the DOM's window.location.protocol returns "http:" for URLs with http schemes. That is reflected in the diagram included in the article where protocol extends to cover the colon in the DOM row.…
Go differs on points 3,4,6, and 8. That's only 50%. I think it doesn't sound much like Go.
Those are searches for the string MSFT. The article uses the share price data that the author uploaded. See how the chart is labeled "User uploaded activity for MSFT and US Web Search activity for google interview…
And x years down the line we'll see "so you think you own your domain name?" Actually, we've already seen articles like that. It's just more difficult (but not impossible) to lose your domain name for trademark reasons.
You can, however, open a WebSocket. You won't be able to connect directly to an SSH server listening with TCP, but you can connect to a server speaking SSH over the WebSocket Protocol. Of course, you can do that today…
Your current license key is usually for an OEM version and not a "full retail copy." I understand this as meaning you will have to purchase Windows 7 again if it came pre-installed on your PC.
I would say it is about as different as Dalvik is.
Saw this by chance on twitter: http://twitter.com/BillGates/status/19764971764 "I’ve been spending time watching some of the courses on www.khanacademy.org – many of which are quite good. More coming on GatesNotes..."…
That sounds like this story: http://www.dadhacker.com/blog/?p=935 I would like to know the name of the company or hear more war stories.
I cannot disagree enough. There are plenty of JavaScript compilers that each have their own incompatible module systems. Adding another will only exacerbate what is already a major problem. JavaScript needs modules in…
I think that is due to OpenAMQ and not AMQP the protocol. sudo apt-get install rabbitmq-server will get you a working AMQP server on Debian or Ubuntu in one step. Building from source is fairly easy, as well:…
WebSockets: 1. Can use TLS 2. The client always initiates the connection 3. Can be use the same API with a shim or comet underneath
The origin header represents the origin of the script initiating the request. The location is the address of the server. These can be different. By acknowledging the origin of the request, the server explicitly grants…
WebSockets have been capable of cross-origin communication since day one. (see: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hixie-thewebsocketprotocol-...) "The |WebSocket-Origin| header is used in the Web Socket handshake. It is…
Hi, Many of the comments here are negative, probably due to the overly sensational title ;-) Since this is a project I have been working on, however, I will do my best to clarify and respond candidly. This is clearly…
You can have SVG layers in OpenRaster. See: http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/OpenRaster/Draft/...
They are using the Allwinner A10. You ought to have some luck: http://rhombus-tech.net/allwinner_a10/ (See the source and kernel sections.)
The TCP proxy use case, which has been my primary motivation for WebSocket since day one, points to another limitation of SSE. SSE cannot handle binary data without encoding the data into text. WebSocket can.
I'm surprised the author didn't jump on this sentence: "With any diagnostic data sent to Apple, customers must actively opt-in to share this information..." As I understand it, Carrier IQ is about sending data to…
Last thing first: TCP requires a listening server. WebSocket requires a listening server. There is not inherently more infrastructure required. The handshake and HTTP upgrade are there for a reason. Connecting out from…
What use cases for TCP do you envision where WebSocket won't be sufficient? It is quite possible to speak standard protocols over WebSocket that are typically spoken over TCP.
Or a URL.
That's what I expected, too. It could be possible in the future with CSS shaders or filters. http://www.adobe.com/devnet/html5/articles/css-shaders.html
That's probably because the DOM's window.location.protocol returns "http:" for URLs with http schemes. That is reflected in the diagram included in the article where protocol extends to cover the colon in the DOM row.…
Go differs on points 3,4,6, and 8. That's only 50%. I think it doesn't sound much like Go.
Those are searches for the string MSFT. The article uses the share price data that the author uploaded. See how the chart is labeled "User uploaded activity for MSFT and US Web Search activity for google interview…
And x years down the line we'll see "so you think you own your domain name?" Actually, we've already seen articles like that. It's just more difficult (but not impossible) to lose your domain name for trademark reasons.
You can, however, open a WebSocket. You won't be able to connect directly to an SSH server listening with TCP, but you can connect to a server speaking SSH over the WebSocket Protocol. Of course, you can do that today…
Your current license key is usually for an OEM version and not a "full retail copy." I understand this as meaning you will have to purchase Windows 7 again if it came pre-installed on your PC.
I would say it is about as different as Dalvik is.
Saw this by chance on twitter: http://twitter.com/BillGates/status/19764971764 "I’ve been spending time watching some of the courses on www.khanacademy.org – many of which are quite good. More coming on GatesNotes..."…
That sounds like this story: http://www.dadhacker.com/blog/?p=935 I would like to know the name of the company or hear more war stories.
I cannot disagree enough. There are plenty of JavaScript compilers that each have their own incompatible module systems. Adding another will only exacerbate what is already a major problem. JavaScript needs modules in…
I think that is due to OpenAMQ and not AMQP the protocol. sudo apt-get install rabbitmq-server will get you a working AMQP server on Debian or Ubuntu in one step. Building from source is fairly easy, as well:…
WebSockets: 1. Can use TLS 2. The client always initiates the connection 3. Can be use the same API with a shim or comet underneath
The origin header represents the origin of the script initiating the request. The location is the address of the server. These can be different. By acknowledging the origin of the request, the server explicitly grants…
WebSockets have been capable of cross-origin communication since day one. (see: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hixie-thewebsocketprotocol-...) "The |WebSocket-Origin| header is used in the Web Socket handshake. It is…
Hi, Many of the comments here are negative, probably due to the overly sensational title ;-) Since this is a project I have been working on, however, I will do my best to clarify and respond candidly. This is clearly…