This author delves into the complex political and military backgrounds of pivotal historical events, focusing on offering new perspectives. Their work is characterized by a deep examination of the past, aiming to provide readers with a renewed understanding. Emphasis is placed on meticulous research and analysis to illuminate often overlooked aspects of historical conflicts. The goal is to make historical subjects accessible through insightful literary exploration.
Presents twenty-four lessons on developing applications for the iPhone and iPad, and includes information on navigating the development environment, building advanced user interfaces, and integrating online services.
A Hacker's Guide to Protecting Your Linux Server and Workstation - Second Edition
870 pages
31 hours of reading
Given the subtitle, A hacker's guide to protecting your Linux server and workstation, it is hardly surprising that the author remains anonymous except for the fact that he is a California computer criminal turned security consultant. He covers Linux security basics; and user, network, and Internet security. Appendices include specifics on Linux and Unix security utilities and applications. The CD-ROM features Linux security tools. No date is given for the first edition. Ray is also a security consultant. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)