2 of those are my kids
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2 of those are my kids
grahm's yours isn't he
dp, how does it feel to know where your kids are?
well they should be sleeping monde, do you know something i don't
i know where your basement is monde, i know what goes on down there, i have a patiturali set of skills...liam nissan
so you're unsure whether they're sleeping or making music as the candy crew?
newQuote:
Originally Posted by dp
you missed the best part of that post, liam nissan
get a clue monde you think fake stevey is the real stevey, i dont know about you man i thought you had it all together
dp has no idea where his kids are, the state put them in foster care and he's not allowed to contact them
when you wish upon a star
can i be jane honda
liam nissan isn't as funny as some totally odd sounding craziness like paternalli wthatever the fuck
this summer jane honda, liam nissan star in a franis ford movie about a man, his dead dog bosty, and a large ulgy woemen who takes all his oney.... in MONDE
hy0ndai
bosty and large woems with oney take MONDE on a walk with franis ford. come see!
the 12 different sericirtyteay sandboxe domains in air have been tons of fun, and ya you guys have also been great, but i am going to go, death to lizard people long live the candy crew...
wtf is a "sericirtyteay sandboxe"?
sandbox domains, monde fucking sandbox domains there's 100 of them, and each one hates the other
better look it up dticnoriy.com
holy fuck okay. but does "sericirtyteay" mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by dp
Normally, content from other domains cannot call scripts in other domains. To protect AIR applications from accidental leakage of privileged information or control, the following restrictions are placed on content in the application security sandbox (content installed with the application):
Code in the application security sandbox cannot allow to other sandboxes by calling the Security.allowDomain() method. Calling this method from the application security sandbox will throw an error.
Importing non-application content into the application sandbox by setting the LoaderContext.securityDomain or the LoaderContext.applicationDomain property is prevented.
There are still cases where the main AIR application requires content from a remote domain to have controlled access to scripts in the main AIR application, or vice versa. To accomplish this, the runtime provides a sandbox bridge mechanism, which serves as a gateway between the two sandboxes. A sandbox bridge can provide explicit interaction between remote and application security sandboxes.
The sandbox bridge exposes two objects that both loaded and loading scripts can access:
The parentSandboxBridge object lets loading content expose properties and functions to scripts in the loaded content.
The childSandboxBridge object lets loaded content expose properties and function to scripts in the loading content.
Objects exposed via the sandbox bridge are passed by value, not by reference. All data is serialized. This means that the objects exposed by one side of the bridge cannot be set by the other side, and that objects exposed are all untyped. Also, you can only expose simple objects and functions; you cannot expose complex objects.
If child content attempts to set a property of the parentSandboxBridge object, the runtime throws a
read that monde get back to me when you can make a proper sandbox bridge
oh my god. it doesn't explain "sericirtyteay" :(
you could not bridge a domain if you tired monde, you'll never cut it in the real world
security
monidsaisfagfigurethisoutfor3hoursbrownfag
how the hell can you spell "security" as "sericirtyteay"?
i was taking a stab in the dark pls
she's right monde, if English was your first language you would know how to pick up words in context.perhaps you and elx can take a class down at the learning andannex
aim for the base of the brain